Coolest tang stamp ever...

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It is pretty cool.

 

Trademark dates are not always indicative of the actual age of the razor, merely the trademark. This razor likely falls between 1890-1906 (post-1890, imports were required to stamp country of origin.)
John S. Holler & Co. was a New York City wholesaler & distributor of cutlery, knives, and razors. Nice razors. The tower was their trademarked brand name.

 

idk this guy looks pretty cool.
I don't know if I want to shave or eat peanuts.

 

I think this one is sorta cool, for its age.

 

I have no cool stamps,like that

But i do have this:

 

You should quit honing it. That's so cool.

 

I have never honed it. This us exactly how I received it. I would like to have it restored, however.

 

I am no expert or collector, but I know a special blade when I see one. Amazingly Intricate!

Have @HolyRollah and @gssixgun seen this?

 

I don't believe so, but I will likely be looking to one of them for restoration.

 

And you'd win with either choice. I've not had a Kevin razor in my hand, but the posts by others about his work stand alone as a testament to his great skill.

I've used @gssixgun, and recommend without hesitation. Hit the web page on his profile.

 

Hopefully these pics are a bit better

 

Dude. Stunner.

 

Beautiful blade!

 

Works of art…and a rarity!
That's the type of blade I'd keep off the hones and in a shadow box….but thats just me!

 

For me, this one is super cool. seeing that is my last name.

 

Love it! I am a sucker for "fancy" blades.

 

I'm always on the look out for Tally Ho razors from Frederick Fenney and came across this image of a beauty (this is NOT my razor )….wowsers!

 

That is a keeper!

 

I need this blade...