Thank you Ron. Almost all LeCoqs are part zamak and quality can vary from razor to razor, but all are silly effective.
The one to the left is light like an aluminum Tech, but is chrome plated, have no clue what it's actually made of. The other one is built like a tank.

Austrian MIWA from the 1910s. Not the most ergonomic design, but is drop dead gorgeous. Have to figure out how to adapt a modern blade.

very cool..

How does it work? More pics please, with explanations.

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Handle is a spring loaded pair of tongs, this clamps the head together with the blade.
Blade is hinged in the middle, but DE blades can be used with a bit of hacking.

VERY cool !

That is almost like hitting the lottery finding a MIWA in the wild. Very collectible razor. Congrats.

Very cool..

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Thank you. I think I found this exact set a few years ago, but back then had to pass on it.

Very cool, Adam!

This is what I acquired the other day - craigslist. Appears as new:

Wow. That looks great Tonich!

Wow!

cool set..

Yeah, I paid retail and had to go and pick up from Maple Ridge...

well worth it i would say..i have the canadian short comb version but no case..

Relined the case with a matching velvet and string.

Great job....just gorgeous!

Course we'd have to include my 1957 Red Tip-my birthyear. If that ain't vintage, I must not be either

First Gen 1 Aristocrat Jr, took a few years to get a decent deal on one.

Bonsa slant