If it's open comb, is it a Tech?

Especially as it's a long teeth comb?

That is what I am rolling the dice on.

You can tell from the seller's pics it is not a new or flat bottom new. You can't see the exact shape but you can tell there is some sort of indent on the base plate so it leads me to believe it is that French market Tech razor. I have no idea what razor belongs with that case but do know it is not this one.

I believe the case is from the 1924 Pioneer Olympic Special set made for the French market. Seen here:
http://www.mr-razor.com/Rasierer/Old Type/1924 Pioneer Olympic Special French Set.JPG

Great, unless there is something special about that razor it should be fairly easy to find a replacement to piece the set together.

Yes, just a generic old type but I think the Made in U.S.A. font on the bottom of the guard is different than most old types. And the white blade boxes will be a challenge to find I think.

awesome gillettes..cool ranger...thank you for sharing.

very cool.looks very oc tech like..i have that cap in 2 variations.

A little '47 action here.

awesome '47 'crat Mac..fabulous shaver..elegant..

D1 Red Dot adjustable, the rookie card of Fat Boy style razors.

1938 - 1940 restored Senator razor set.

Case restored by @jimjo1031 and razor replated by backroadsgold.

very cool.do you like how that baseplate/head design shaves?

looks awesome..

Haven't used it yet but suspect it will be the same as a standard Toggle.

i haven't tried a toggle either..just curious..

Thank You Gary, we elegant guys deserve the best.

yes sir..

awesome fatboy Mac...