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Aico two part mirrored back hutch having four glass doors with six removable interior glass shelves over seven drawers all having matching metal batwing hardware, all doors with matching metal pulls, scroll like carved decoration at top with flame like finial, carved and applied carving throughout 72" X 18" X 91"T. Pickup only.

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Entertainment closet having hide away doors with heavy floral carvings throughout with metal pulls 53" X 22" X 89"T. Pickup only.

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Arding & Hobbs armoire having single mirrored door, two chamfered and dovetailed drawers, metal pulls, 60" X 21" X 82"T, also incl single door armoire, single chamfered and dovetailed drawer with metal pulls, eight interior coat hangers, 47" X 17" X 72.5"T. Pickup only.

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Three section shelving unit with each section being two part, four adjustable removable glass shelves, six adjustable removable wood shelves, interior lighting, center section with pillar style decoration 85" X 18.5" X 81.5"T. Pickup only.

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Decorative metal hanging lamp with eight fixtures, one fixture depicts a dragon breathing fire, approx. 40"T. Pickup only.

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Straight razor. Wade & Butcher “For Barber’s Use.” Massive Blade with heavy black Buffalo horn handle. This pattern was popular with the Irish immigrants of the mid 1800’s.

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Straight razor. Simmons Hardware. Rare American maker who also produced straight razors for Winchester Arms. The rare handle material is picked bone to look like genuine stag. The blade is nicely etched “ARKANSAS RATTLER.” Note the inlaid German Silver escutcheon plate in handle.

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Straight razor. Simmons Hardware. Rare American maker who also produced straight razors for Winchester Arms. The blade is fully etched “The Celebrated Royal Keen Kutter Razor” surrounding an etched patriotic spread American Eagle. Note that the black celluloid handle is embossed “Royal.”

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Straight Razors. Two fancy figural celluloid handled “Goddess” pattern razors. Dubl Duck brand boasts the imitation ivory rarer pattern with the leg showing, while the rare American made George Korn Little Valley, NY example in black celluloid has the Goddess pattern without the leg showing. Both of these handles are illustrated in the book “Celluloid Handle Guide for Straight Razor Collectors Reflecting on Fifty Years of Handle Designs (1870-1920)” By Robert A. Doyle.

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Straight razor. Rodgers. C-1830’s carved ivory handle with inlaid escutcheon plate. Damaged, see images.

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Straight razor, Corn Razor. George Wostenholm I*XL imitation ivory handle embossed “THE I*XL CORN RAZOR.” The uniquely shaped blade is fully etched with advertising in script “R. H. Macy & Co. New York.”  Macy's (originally R. H. Macy & Co.) is an American department store chain founded in 1858 by Rowland Hussey Macy. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macy%. The only example I have ever seen.

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Very rare historical presentation Sterling Silver handled straight razor made by “J.A. Henckels.” Sterling Silver Handled Presentation straight razor imported from Germany by Graef & Schmidt of New York. Engraved “Thornton Jenkins” across the front of the floral handle. Note: Thornton A. Jenkins (11 December 1811 – 9 August 1893) was an officer in the United States Navy, who served during the Mexican–American War and the American Civil War. He later served as Chief of the Bureau of Navigation and as President of the United States Naval Institute. Jenkins retired as a Rear Admiral. Here is a link to Wikipedia: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thornton_A._Jenkins. 

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Straight razor. Made by Diamond Razor Co. Germany. Fancy imitation ivory handle has a unique raised Windmill design featured in the book “Celluloid Handle Guide for Straight Razor Collectors Reflecting on Fifty Years of Handle Designs (1870-1920)” By Robert A. Doyle.

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Straight razor. C-1850 whalebone Handled Razor having inlaid shield shaped escutcheon plate. Made in Leeds England.

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Straight razor. Joseph Rodgers & Sons C-1850 wedge blade fully etched with an early locomotive & train car. The clear horn handle is damaged, see images.

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Straight razor. Joseph Smith & Sons Sheffield, England. The blade is fully engraved with a scene of the Statue of Liberty and words “The Great Bartholdi Statue.” Link to Wikipedia: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statue_of_Liberty. Black horn handle.

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Straight razor. “Allen” Sheffield. C-1830’s. Wedge blade stamped across the top “THE CELEBRATED FINE INDIA STEEL.” The center of the blade stamped “DIAMOND EDGE RAZOR.” Carved and shaped one piece Folk Art wood handle has a copper pin cover at tang end. Note: Replacement Fold Art wood handles have been witnessed on 19thC straight razor blades as a testament to the frugality of shavers. Often it was the “wedge” blade itself that caused the breakage if the blade was closed too far or the handle material was too fragile for the blade (ivory, tortoiseshell, pearl or thin horn scales). These wood handles were very well crafted, sometimes utilizing the original spacer and,or pins. For the past fifty years of collecting, I have not sold any of my Folk Art Handled Razors. However, they will be coming on the market now with the auction sale of my collection.

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Straight razors. Very rare Civil War Motif pair. GEORGE WOSTENHOLM CELEBRATED I*XL RAZOR, WASHINGTON WORKS, SHEFFIELD. Black Buffalo horn handles. The wedge blades are both fully etched “THE UNION MUST AND SHALL BE PRESERVED.” Ironic that Straight Razors Manufactured in England would push for preservation of the “Union” of the United States of America. However, everything was about marketing to make sales. The only pair I have ever seen with this etching. These were illustrated in an article I did back in the 1980’s for American Blade magazine.

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Very rare, boxed & complete AMERICAN ELGIN SAFETY RAZOR. It was designed to look like a fountain pen. Complete with advertising/instructions.

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Matched pair of Presentation straight razors. SAM’L PARKER MAK’R SHEFFIELD (Rare maker). C-1840’s. Both matching wedge blades are etched with a full length figure of a man wearing a Mason’s apron (Masonic) with the words MADE EXPRESSLY FOR J. S. O’BRIEN AUCTIONEER. He was an Auctioneer in Ireland during the time of the potato famine when thousands of Irish were starving and immigrating to America. I quickly found this on an internet search: “1848 1st May (CJ). Ennistymon--- The Levelling System. Our Ennistymon correspondent writes as follows: - “On Easter Wednesday the Sub-Sheriff accompanied by J. S. O’Brien, agent to the property, and a large posse of Police, came to the lands of Lahensy, near Ennistymon. (Being the fifth or sixth visit since Christmas) to serve habere and throw down houses. So expert are they, from practice....that it requires but a short time to evict many families, and tumble down their dwellings......” Most of the Real Estate in Ireland & New Zealand sells at Auction. This newspaper clipping has O’Brien as the Agent handling the foreclosure sale for the Sheriff in 1848. He must have been very successful as an Auctioneer to end up with his own personalized pair of razors. Black horn handles.

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Straight razor. Wade & Butcher V crown R - Queen Victoria 1837-1901 . C-1840’s. Awesome etched wedge blade with early train. The locomotive & tender are pulling two passenger “coaches. Clear horn handle.

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Straight razor. Allen Sheffield. C-1825-30. Matched pair of one-piece mother of pearl handled razors with inlaid German Silver escutcheon plates. An early and rare pair. Note early pin repair on pile side of one handle.

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Straight razor. B.J. EYRE & CO. “CHALLENGE RAZOR” SHEFFIELD. C-1840’s. The wedge blade is fully etched and surrounded in scroll “I STAND A NO. 1.” Mottled horn handle. Note handle crack.

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Straight razor. GREAVES & SONS. Early, C-1815-25. Black horn handle.

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Straight razor. WARRANTED CAST STEEL. Mottled horn handle with inlaid brass spread American Eagle. C-1830-40’s.

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Straight razor. AKSARBEN GERMAN MAKE. Pile side of tang: J. M. Garrett Barber Supply Kansas City, MO. Fancy cast aluminum handle pattern with Art Nouveau woman and scroll raised on the front and KEEN KUTTER and scroll raised on back. Note: figural cast aluminum handled straight razors are quite rare as aluminum was a new and expensive alloy at the time these Art Nouveau razors were popular. This would have been the top of their line for this maker.

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Straight razor. BRIDGE CUTLERY CO. ST. LOUIS MO. Rare American maker having a ground blade etched “Bridge.” Fancy figural black celluloid handle pattern with Art Nouveau raised Nude woman design featured in the book “Celluloid Handle Guide for Straight Razor Collectors Reflecting on Fifty Years of Handle Designs (1870-1920)” By Robert A. Doyle.

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Two Sterling Silver Handled straight razors. Both have monogrammed matching rounded handles. Manufactured by D. C. HALSTED SHEFFIELD and  WADE & BUTCHER SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND. Both have hollow ground brands and are stamped STERLING on back of handles. One is stamped F&B. Note: Foster & Bailey was a small quality American silversmith Company that operated in Providence, Rhode Island from 1878-1898. Sterling Silver handles are top of the line and rare.

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Straight razor. W. Greaves Sheaf Works. C-1840. Genuine Stag handle. Stag is very rarely found on straight razor handles. This early example has an inlaid German Silver escutcheon plate. If you have been buying straight razors in the first couple of sessions from my collection, you have had an opportunity to purchase a few already. In the fifty plus years of collecting, I kept all the stag I could find. They are now coming on the market for the first time in this Century.

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Straight razor. Wade & Butcher “For Barber’s Use.” Massive Blade with wood handle. Although this could be an original wood handle. In my opinion, the handle is a custom made replacement Folk Art handle utilizing all the original hardware from the original, which was most likely black Buffalo horn. These heavy, wide blades razors  were popular with the Irish immigrants of the mid 1800’s. Note: Replacement Folk Art wood handles have been witnessed on 19thC straight razor blades as a testament to the frugality of shavers. Often it was the “wedge” blade itself that caused the breakage if the blade was closed too far or the handle material was too fragile for the blade (ivory, tortoiseshell, pearl or thin horn scales). These wood handles were very well crafted, sometimes utilizing the original spacer and,or pins. For the past fifty years of collecting, I have not sold any of my Folk Art Handled Razors. However, they will be coming on the market now with the auction sale of my collection.

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Three fancy celluloid Handled straight razors all having the same pattern but different makers. Two are imitation irony and the third imitation tortoiseshell. This  design  is featured in the book “Celluloid Handle Guide for Straight Razor Collectors Reflecting on Fifty Years of Handle Designs (1870-1920)” By Robert A. Doyle.

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Straight razor. W. Greaves. C-1810-20. An early Sheffield made razor having a very nicely Folk Art carved wood handle complete with beveled perimeter and original hardware. One of the nicest examples I have seen. Note: Replacement Folk Art wood handles have been witnessed on 19thC straight razor blades as a testament to the frugality of shavers. Often it was the “wedge” blade itself that caused the breakage if the blade was closed too far or the handle material was too fragile for the blade (ivory, tortoiseshell, pearl or thin horn scales). These wood handles were very well crafted, sometimes utilizing the original spacer and,or pins. For the past fifty years of collecting, I have not sold any of my Folk Art Handled Razors. However, they will be coming on the market now with the auction sale of my collection.

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Matched pair of Wade & Butcher Sterling Silver Handled straight razors. Very ornate and extremely rare. Sterling silver was the top of the line handle material for Cutlery firms in the late 18thC.

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Straight razor. “George Butler & Co. Trinity Works, Sheffield, England. Nicely etched blade with a bust of Shakespeare and the quote: “Keen as is this Razors blade Invisible.” “ Shakespeare’s Loves Labor Lost.” Black Buffalo horn handle.

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Straight razor. “Electric” made by Friedman & Lauterjung. Handle is Stag. If you have been buying straight razors in the first couple of sessions from my collection, you have had an opportunity to purchase a few already. In the fifty plus years of collecting, I kept all the stag I could find. They are now coming on the market for the first time in this Century.

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Straight razor. CAST STEEL WARRANTED. C-1815-20. Wedge blade stamped “W GREAVES & SONS. The black Buffalo horn handle is pressed SHEAF WORKS.

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Early American Made Straight razor. M & J.W. KING BEEKMAN ST NEW YORK. C-1850. Wedge blade and Buffalo horn handle.

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Straight razor. H. BOKER & CO. The blade is fully etched with a steamship “AMERICAN LINE S.S. ST. LOUIS.” Black celluloid handle.

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Straight razor. MANUFACTURED BY WADE & BUTCHER SHEFFIELD.  C-1840. The genuine Stag handle has an inlaid German Silver escutcheon plate. The heavy wedge blade is stamped “FINE INDIA STEEL RAZOR SET READY FOR USE.” Very rare.

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Straight razor. CHINESE on tang. Very ornate Sterling Silver handle. Hollow ground blade.

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Straight razor. W(crown)R" dating the manufacturing date to between 1830-37 for King William of England. WADE & BUTCHER. This is a rare wood Handled Razor from the Henry T. Lummus Collection with his inventory number “1473” carved in red on pile side by head pin. The number is an inventory number from the Henry T. Lummus Collection assembled before 1920. Lummus wrote articles on straight Razor Collecting for "Antiques" magazine in the 1920's. The red dot pattern was some type of code that Henry applied to many of his straight razors. Although I bought his 500 piece collection from his Estate over 40 years ago, and tried to review all the designs to try and find what they had in common, I could not break the code.

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Straight razors. Two American made examples with genuine whalebone handles. E. C. Simmons Hardware “Keen Kutter and Torrey.

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Pair of GARLAND CUTLERY COMPANY GERMANY straight razors having fully etched blades with spread American eagles and “THE IMPROVED EAGLE RAZOR.”  Black celluloid handles.

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Pair of carved pearl handled J.A. HENKELS TWINWORKS SOLINGEN, GERMANY Straight Razors. Reverse of tangs marked with New York importers name GRAEF & SCHMIDT. Both matching handles comprised of six carved panels of mother of pearl attached to German silver shaped metal liners for support. Mother of pearl represents the top of the line for this maker. Hollow ground blades.

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Two fancy Sterling Silver Handled Razor strops stamped F&B. One has a faceted inset yellow stone in the pommel cap. Foster & Bailey was a small quality American silversmith Company that operated in Providence, Rhode Island from 1878-1898. Very rare.

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A collection of 10 different straight razors all having fancy metal ends. See details of each in the multiple photos. Note: the slotted display case does not go with the sale of the razors. All the handles are celluloid and the blades hollow ground. There are a variety of makers and handle patterns including imitation ivory, imitation pearl, clear, black, etc.

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A collection of 10 different straight razors. 9 are mottled horn, Sheffield made, 19thC razors, a few with inlaid escutcheon plates. See details of each in the multiple photos. Note: the slotted display case does not go with the sale of the razors. There are a variety of makers. One 20thC imposter slipped in with black mottled handle.

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A collection of 10 different straight razors having fancy raised imitation ivory patterns. See details of each in the multiple photos. Note: the slotted display case does not go with the sale of the razors. All the handles are celluloid and the blades hollow ground. There are a variety of makers and handle patterns including one with metal inlay with scroll and lyre.

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A collection of 10 different straight razors all having genuine whalebone handles. See details of each in the multiple photos. Note: the slotted display case does not go with the sale of the razors. All the handles are bone and the blades hollow ground. There are a variety of makers and blade patterns.

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A collection of 10 different straight razors having fancy raised imitation ivory patterns. See details of each in the multiple photos. Note: the slotted display case does not go with the sale of the razors. All the handles are celluloid and the blades hollow ground. There are a variety of makers and handle patterns. Many are in the book “Celluloid Handle Guide for Straight Razor Collectors Reflecting on Fifty Years of Handle Designs (1870-1920)” By Robert A. Doyle.

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A collection of 10 different American straight razors having black celluloid handles. American made straight razors desirable. See details of each in the multiple photos. Note: the slotted display case does not go with the sale of the razors. All the handles are celluloid and the blades hollow ground. There are a variety of makers.

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A collection of 10 different straight razors having fancy raised imitation ivory patterns. See details of each in the multiple photos. Note: the slotted display case does not go with the sale of the razors. All the handles are celluloid and the blades hollow ground. There are a variety of makers and handle patterns. Many are in the book “Celluloid Handle Guide for Straight Razor Collectors Reflecting on Fifty Years of Handle Designs (1870-1920)” By Robert A. Doyle. Note: one fancy nude handle has separated at head end and can easily be glued. Another handle with old repair on pile side.

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A collection of 10 different Folk Art wood Handled straight razors.  Note: Replacement Fold Art wood handles have been witnessed on straight razor blades as a testament to the frugality of shavers. Often it was the “wedge” blade itself that caused the breakage if the blade was closed too far or the handle material was too fragile for the blade (ivory, tortoiseshell, pearl or thin horn scales). These wood handles were very well crafted, sometimes utilizing the original spacer and,or pins. For the past fifty years of collecting, I have not sold any of my Folk Art Handled Razors. However, they will be coming on the market now with the auction sale of my collection. See details of each in the multiple photos. Note: the slotted display case does not go with the sale of the razors. There are a variety of makers, blade styles and etchings.

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A collection of 10 different straight razors having fancy raised “Bamboo” patterns. 9 are imitation ivory and the 10th is imitation tortoiseshell. The Bamboo pattern became popular after the 1876 Philadelphia Exhibition in Philadelphia where Americans were exposed to Asian decorative arts. In the late 19thC Americans were fascinated its the Far East and decorated with Asian artifacts & furnishings. A close look at the various handles will show slight variations and colorations. See details of each in the multiple photos. Note: the slotted display case does not go with the sale of the razors. All the handles are celluloid and the blades hollow ground. There are a variety of makers and blade patterns. This unique pattern is in the book “Celluloid Handle Guide for Straight Razor Collectors Reflecting on Fifty Years of Handle Designs (1870-1920)” By Robert A. Doyle.

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A collection of 10 different straight razors having assorted handle materials and patterns. See details of each in the multiple photos. Note: the slotted display case does not go with the sale of the razors. All the blades are hollow ground. There are a variety of makers, handle materials and handle patterns.

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A collection of 10 different straight razors all having genuine ivory handles. See details of each in the multiple photos. Note: the slotted display case does not go with the sale of the razors. All the handles are ivory. There are a few very unique, unusual and rare etchings and makers in this assortment. There are a variety of blade patterns.

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A collection of 10 different straight razors from the famous Henry T. Lummus Collection all having genuine black Buffalo horn handles. The number is an inventory number from the Henry T. Lummus Collection assembled before 1920. Lummus wrote articles on straight Razor Collecting for "Antiques" magazine in the 1920's. He lived in Lynn, Mass and was the youngest Supreme Court Judge in Mass. at the time. The red dot pattern was some type of code that Henry applied to many of his straight razors. Although I bought his 500 piece collection from his Estate over 40 years ago, and tried to review all the designs to try and find what they had in common, I could not break the code. The scratched inventory number on the pile side head end identifies a razor as part of the Henry T. Lummus Collection assembled before 1920.  See details of each in the multiple photos. Note: the slotted display case does not go with the sale of the razors. There are a few very unique, unusual and rare etchings and makers in this assortment. There are a variety of blade patterns. Collection assembled before 1920. https://www.mass.gov/person/henry-tilton-lummus From the above article: “Justice Lummus was an outspoken and forceful speaker when occasion required. He was distinguished in personal appearance and bearing. He was interested in antiques, particularly in old razors and furniture, of which he had an extensive private collection.” “Henry Tilton Lummus was born in Lynn, December 28, 1876, the son of William and Louisa Mitchell (Brown) Lummus. He attended the Lynn schools, was graduated from the Lynn Classical High School in 1894, and from the Boston University Law School in 1897, heading his class and receiving the degree of Bachelor of Laws, summa cum laude.” He died in 1960 at the age of 84. Image of Judge Lummus.

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A collection of 10 different American made “Durham Duplex transitional straight razors having celluloid handles. American made straight razors are desirable. These transitional razors were early examples of the safety razor that would eventually surpass the straight razor as the favorite shaving tool in the early 20th Century. The Durham Duplex transitional razor, like the safeties to follow, had wafer thin interchangeable, “throw away” blades. This was the start of the disposable economy that we have evolved into over time. See details of each in the multiple photos. Note: the slotted display case does not go with the sale of the razors. All the handles are celluloid.

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A collection of 10 different 19thC Sheffield & American made straight razors having genuine black Buffalo horn handles. American made straight razors are desirable. There are some unique makers and sleepers in this assortment. See details of each in the multiple photos. Note: the slotted display case does not go with the sale of the razors. 

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A collection of 10 different straight razors all having fancy German Silver inlaid metal ends. See details of each in the multiple photos. Note: the slotted display case does not go with the sale of the razors. All the handles are celluloid and the blades hollow ground. There are a variety of makers and handle patterns. On close inspection you will witness that many of the shapes of the inlaid metal ends are different. There are variations to the design shapes.

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A collection of 10 different early 19thC Sheffield made straight razors having genuine horn handles. There are some very rare pressed horn designs. There are some unique makers, etched blades and sleepers in this assortment. See details of each in the multiple photos. Note: the slotted display case does not go with the sale of the razor. Note damage on some handles in this offering.

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A collection of 10 different straight razors all having fancy German Silver inlaid designs. Some have inlaid metal ends. See details of each in the multiple photos. Note: the slotted display case does not go with the sale of the razors. All the handles are celluloid and the blades hollow ground. There are a variety of makers and handle patterns. There are variations to the design shapes.

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A collection of 10 different 19thC Sheffield & American made “Frameback” straight razors, most having genuine black Buffalo horn handles. The Frameback became popular around 1850. The thick steel back was to reinforce a thin blade. There are some unique makers and sleepers in this assortment. See details of each in the multiple photos. Note: the slotted display case does not go with the sale of the razors. 

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A collection of 9 different straight razors having fancy colored celluloid handle patterns and 1 mottled horn Sheffield made razor having inlaid escutcheon plate.. See details of each in the multiple photos. Note: the slotted display case does not go with the sale of the razors. All, but one, of the handles are celluloid and the blades hollow ground.

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A collection of 10 different 19thC Sheffield made straight razors having genuine clear and mottled horn handles. There are a few with decorative handle designs. There are some unique makers. See details of each in the multiple photos. Note: the slotted display case does not go with the sale of the razors.

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A collection of 10 different straight razors having fancy colored celluloid handle patterns. See details of each in the multiple photos. Note: the slotted display case does not go with the sale of the razors. All of the handles are celluloid and the blades hollow ground.

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A collection of 10 different straight razors all having genuine ivory handles. See details of each in the multiple photos. Note: the slotted display case does not go with the sale of the razors. All the handles are ivory. There are a variety of blade patterns.

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A collection of 10 different 19thC Sheffield made straight razors having genuine mottled horn handles, some with inlaid escutcheon plates. There are some unique makers. See details of each in the multiple photos. Note: the slotted display case does not go with the sale of the razors.

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A unique assortment. A collection of 9 different straight “Corn” razors having assorted handle patterns, along with 1 multi-bladed pocketknife and a unique cutting tool boasting a select horn handle. See details of each in the multiple photos. Note: the slotted display case does not go with the sale of the razors. The Corn Razor was a tool for removing “corns” from the feet. There are a variety of makers, handle materials and handle patterns. The larger case being 20" X 21.5" X 3.5"T, painted wood Genco case 15" X 5" X 7.75"T, and metal Genco case 14.75" X 6.75" X 8"T.

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Three early 20thC advertising razor showcases. 1. Embossed tin & glass advertising showcase for Genco Razors. 2. Wood & glass advertising showcase for Genco Razors. Tin & glass advertising showcase for E-Z Cutter Razors having lift up top. Advertising “GELLER, WARD & HASNER HARDWARE CO. ST. LOUIS.”

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Brass bound, wood cased set of four matching ivory handled razors made by MAPPIN & WEBB with matching advertising on interior lid of felt lined, slotted case. All blades etched “THE CELEBRATED SHEFFIELD HOLLOW GROUND SPECIAL STEEL.” The tangs have “Trustworthy” and “Royal Cutlery Works Sheffield.” A very nice set.

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Brass bound, wood cased set of seven matching ivory handled razors made by LUND 57 CORN HILL (London). Lund was a high end dealer in Cutlery in London. This 7-Day set has the days of the week etched uniquely on the tops of the tangs of the unusually cut blades. Personalized “Newt Jolliff.” Awesome set. This was very likely Jacob Newton Jolliff 1849–1881 who lived and died in Illinois.

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Very rare, single carved ivory handled 7 Day set having elaborate “pique work” around the inlaid German Silver escutcheon plate. C-1820’s. All matching stamped blades are fitted in the paper covered wood case with full advertising on the cover “CELEBRATED CASED SEVEN DAY RAZORS SUPERIOR TO ANYTHING OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC. The center is decorated nicely with animal figures. These one Handled seven day sets are extremely rare and were produced for a very short period of time, approximately 1820-1840. Further, each locking device corresponds with the specific shaped tang that fits it. You could not lock these blades into the handle of any other similar set. You will be hard pressed to find a better, fancier one handle 7-Day set. Note: Pique work was the art of inlaying tiny silver pins, by hand, into the predrilled holes of the pattern. It was a cottage industry done in homes around the manufacturing city of Sheffield. This artistry was popular from about 1820-1840's. Pique work was performed on horn, pearl, tortoiseshell, ivory and bone. You will not find two identical pieces. Even the pins are set by hand so they are not even in height.

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Matched pair of WADE &  BUTCHER “FOR BARBERS USE” straight razors having heavy wide blades and genuine black Buffalo horn handles fitted in a leather covered upright presentation case having an Irish distributors advertising in the lid. These massive wedge blades were popular with the Irish. C-1850.

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Very ornate Sterling Silver handled straight razor DIAMONDINE made by Barstow & Williams fitted in a presentation case with French distributors name on lid. Sterling silver was the top of the line handle material for Cutlery firms in the late 18thC.

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Very rare, single ivory handled 7 Day set having a slide top wood case. C-1820-30. All matching blades are fitted in the wood case. These one Handled seven day sets are extremely rare and were produced for a very short period of time, approximately 1820-1840. Further, each locking device corresponds with the specific shaped tang that fits it. You could not lock these blades into the handle of any other similar set.

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Oak cased, 7-Day set of ivory handled razors manufactured by “A.J. Jordan Sheffield, England. The tangs are etched “OLD FAITHFUL.” The oak case has a brass inlaid escutcheon plate. All blades and handles match. A wonderful set.

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Pair of monogrammed ivory handled straight razors fitted in upright leather covered wood case. C-1870. A.J. Jordan Sheffield, England made one, the other made in Piccadilly. Interesting, different makers. But, obviously they belonged to the same person and have been together for approximately 150 years!

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The only one of these I have ever seen. A heavy, fully carved with monogram, solid ivory case to house four straight razors. Wow.

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7-Day set of “R. McQueen & Sons Newcastle” ivory Handled straight razor set fitted in leather covered wood case. Rare maker. Complete. The escutcheon plate is engraved “BRUER HARMAN.”

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Chinese straight razor having wedge blade and wood peg handle in box with applied label “Charlie Lee Hung Chang, Tibet, China, Maker of Razors. Rare.

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Very unusual shaving razor having a round wood handle and a blade that is stamped “V. Crown R. SILVERSTEEL WARRANTED.” Note: V crown R - Queen Victoria 1837-1901. Silver Steel" was invented in 1832. It appears that this razor was forged from a mid-19thC Sheffield blade and attached to a one piece custom made wood handle with unique engraved brass tang pin cover. Further the end of the tang has been shaped to lock into the wood handle when fully extended. One of a kind.

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A collection of four out of print books pertaining to Barbering, Shaving and straight Razor Collecting. See multiple images.

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A collection of four out of print books pertaining to knife and straight Razor Collecting. Also a great hardcover book with great information on the Sheffield Cutlery Manufacturers. See multiple images.

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A collection of three out of print books pertaining to Straight Razor Collecting. See multiple images

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2014 Cisco phone system. Approximately 150 phones in total. Removed September 2018. Models incl SPA514G 4-line IP phone with display, Grand Stream GXP2200, & Mitel 5312 IP phones.

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Dell PowerEdge 2850 rack server with DVD drive & two Dell PowerEdge R610 rack servers.

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Office electronics incl Dell Optiplex 3010 computer, Dell monitors, Dell Optiplex 580 computer, HP Color LaserJet CP3525n printer, HP LaserJet P3015 printer, HP DeskJet 6122 & 6840 printers, Xerox Phaser 3250 printer, Xerox Phaser 6130 & 6500 printers, Canon MP830 printer, Canon & HP scanners.

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2013 Ford Explorer, Police Interceptor package, 4WD, VIN# 1FM5K8AR9DGA76630, regularly serviced, 3.7 V6 engine, odometer reading: 70800 miles. Purchaser is responsible for removal of all Fire Department insignias.

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Ham / short wave radios and components including Power Design amp, Super Cricket transistor & Fet tester, UHF Prescaler, Hewlett Packard frequency counter, Heath Schumberger SM-4180, Standard signal generator model 80, Heathkit model IG-42, Lambda model LCS-C-24, Kenwood TM-281A, Yaesu FT-7900R/E, Hy-gain tailtwister direction control, Ultimeter 2000, Trio SSB transceiver model TS-820D, microphones, NPC power supply regulated, Alpha 374, Yaesu two way hand held radio, Simpson Digital Multimeter model 460, Kenwood station monitor SM-220, Landliner, Kenwood SP-820, Kenwood remote VFO model VFO-820, etc. Excludes other lots. Buyer must take all.

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Contents of left side storage shelving unit including radios, camera, supplies, JVC XL-R5000 multiple CD recorder, Minolta camera, record player, reel to reel player, speakers, Realistic APM-300, Realistic solid state P.A. amplifier, Pioneer amplifier model SA-8100, Technics stereo frequency equalizer model SH-8020, Lafayette solid state stereo, Technics model M222, telescope, video cameras, Realistic optimus - 50, Polaroid Land Camera, etc. Buyer may take as much or as little as they choose.

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Gun cabinet with glass doors, felt lined cutouts, and exterior fishing rod holders 40”x12”x65” tall. Also includes a Lebco fishing rod and a Plano telescoping Protect-a-rod hard case.

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Exercise equipment including Weslo cadence treadmill, Schwinn SR23 exercise bike. Disassembly may be required for removal.

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Assorted Ham / shortwave radio components, wires, and supplies including antennas, connectors, handheld two way radios, hand tools, Realistic speaker, etc. Buyer may take as much or as little as they choose.

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Contents on the right side of shed including holiday decorations, Christmas, nativity figures, Christmas trees, blow molds, wreath, etc. Also includes the wires in totes in the rubber made box. Excludes items from center to left side. Buyer must take all.

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Complete contents of second shed including Charmglow three burner grill with one side burner, spreader, gas cans, extension cords, hoses, cordless leaf blower, lawn aerator, trimmer attachment 55” wide, extension ladder, etc. Buyer must take all.

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Power tools including Sears tap and drill set, drills, sanders, DeWalt light, buffer, Ryobi string trimmer, Wagner power paint sprayer, circular saw, battery powered chain saw, etc. Buyer must take all.

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Contents of back right corner including nuts, bolts, battery chargers, hand saw, Craftsman grinder, screwdrivers, punches, hardware, caulk gun, hand shovels, hand tools, contents of cabinets and workbench, etc. Excludes other lots. Buyer may take as much or as little as they choose.

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Contents of shelves and desk including Craftsman battery powered drill driver, CDE transmitter receiver direction, hand tools, pipe valves, electric motors, roadside flares, workbench stand, etc. Excludes other lots. Buyer may take as much or as little as they choose.

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Front portion of garage including gas cans, oils, yard tools, two ton service jack, 3.5 ton service jack, Frabill ice fishing tent, folding table, Scotts 3000, welding rods, hand truck / cart, etc. Buyer may take as much or as little as they choose.