WW2 BRITISH ARMY DOUBLE SIX RAZOR DATED 1944
WW2 BRITISH ARMY DOUBLE SIX RAZOR DATED 1944
£35.00
Description
WW2 British army double six razor and box in very good condition. It is maker marked for Souplex Ltd Morecambe Lancs.
The cardboard box is dated 1944 and 1945, the razor has never been used.
It is marked made in England.
Please see the photographs for further condition details.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.4 kg |
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