The almost sort of Comprehensive Guide to the Gillette Tech

canadian service tech/steel baseplate-bakelite brit handle
made for the french market.never delivered?

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the 1950 french #27

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These were made during WWII for civilian use in Canada. The French ones with the same handle were made in England. I don't know when they made those.

 

That's the one I have, English made possibly for the French market.................

 

very cool.that has the brit early 50's etching design on the cap.

 

1948 #44 flat bottom thin handle set-nos




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1950ish #44 or 45 set.


possible early #44 tech set..but unlikely.

has the logo and script below the pins and the creased cap with no corner tabs as seen on brit flat bottom new razors.no pat numbers on handle.more likely to be a later #44 new rfb set missing the baseplate and cap.

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early 50s brit aluminum tech

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early brit fb tech/alpha handle

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canadian techs





from left-war tech,flat bottom tech,1949 post war,z-4, last canadian tech
1953 canadian military handle-canadian 2 piece handle.​

 

early #25 brit fb tech
also found in the tin "service " sets.



heavy ridges on safety bars,logo and "made in" below pins,hollow fluted handle.
this example has corner tabs on cap unlike my other one.

#25 thin handle fb tech



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3 brit #25 sets,all different variants..

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#77 brit tech set

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early 60s french made transition cap tech


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Brazilian stubby one, pic from the internet.

 

canadian tech surplus/civilian?

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#44 fh fb tech

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canadian flat bottom tech

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#34 german tech
1953 ish
all aluminum

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canadian post war tech.ndc,military handle

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