I thought I would post some Open Comb Razors and their handles, also showing different heights, as they represent Gillette's Finest. Custom NI handle, 126 Big Fellow, Big Boy Hybrid, Criterion, Special NEW Deluxe, Deluxe Uncommon Bar with LC(Deluxe Red & Black), Uncommon Bar LC(Red & Black), Thin Uncommon Bar SC, Thin Common Bar SC, 1920 Bulldog, Splined Smooth Barrel, 1910 OT. The following handles are missing: Double Ring, Ball End, Long-neck Milady, Milady, 4-piece Pocket Travel, ABC Handles, New Standard, Tuckaway, Engraved Deluxe Handles, Short Common Bar, and special sets such as @GlennConti 's Combination Set, Sterling Sets, Gorham Sets, etc. (Technically speaking Old Type Big Fellow and NEW Deluxe Big Boy are missing, but they share the same dimensions as the the NI Big Fellow)
Double Ring, ABC Scroll(2), ABC Thin Shell, ABC Tapered Shell, ABC Double Ring Shell, ABC Floral, ABC Empire, ABC/Canadian Smooth Round Ball, ABC/Canadian Thin Smooth Ball End, Gillette Ball End, New Standard, Tuckaway, and Norfolk(Short Common Bar). All of the ABC handles were available in Silver and Gold. I’ve only seen the Canadian Thin Ball-End handle in Silver. The Ball End handles Gillette made were available in Gold, Silver and Nickel. Tuckaway handles were available in Gold and Silver. The Norfolk(SCB) handles were available in Gold, Chromium, and I believe Nickel.
Razor: Gillette 102 1907 Gold Splined Knob (G992426) Blade: Perma-Sharp Super Brush: Unknown Smooth Silver w/16mm TGN Finest Pre-Shave: Georgetown Pottery G12 Scuttle Lather: Stirling Deep Blue Sea Aftershave: Stirling Deep Blue Sea Splash Additional Care: Stirling Deep Blue Sea Beard Oil Chanel Bleu de Chanel Parfum
Very nice... I'm interested in that razor holder on the top left of the picture as well. Did you make that?
Thanks. I did not make it, I re-purposed a pipe stand. PM me your email address and I’ll send you a couple of images of it and a few others. Pipe stands and Test Tube racks make great razor stands. As do collectible spoon display racks.
My pride and joy: A ball end Tech I picked up 30 years ago for under $10 in a little antique shop in Chatham, Mass.