Can Anyone Identify this Single Edge?

[Jack-in-the-Green]

Anyone know what kind of razor this is? Is it complete, or is it missing a piece?

 

[Oldguy]

I don't know what it is but I would question if it is complete as well. It doesn't seem to have the means of securing a blade in place. Do you have a SE to see if anything lines up? The other option is it might use a blade shape we're not familiar with.

Len

 

[D.Irving79]

burham. its complete; the blade slides in on an angle.

 

[AsylumGuido]

Burham - The Burham Safety Razor Co., New York No. 927349 Pat. 6 July 1909 filed 14 May 1908. G. H. Hamilton

 

[Monkeydad]

It looks like the blade is held in with a clip similar to that on a money clip. Am I seeing it right?

 

[Sueto]

woo... that looks like it might be an adventure to shave with

 

[Jack-in-the-Green]

Thanks for the info, guys.

woo... that looks like it might be an adventure to shave with

Lol. I'm not sure I'm willing to risk it. I may put it up o the B/S/T and give someone else a chance for adventure.

 

[D.Irving79]

if you decide to shave with it, its probably the most lightweight razor ever.

 

[cristobal41]

Hi,
Could you please clarify mi ideas? SOme say that this razor uses blades with spine, others that spineless.
Help, please.

 

[darkjungle54]

Hi,
Could you please clarify mi ideas? SOme say that this razor uses blades with spine, others that spineless.
Help, please.

The Burham was my first non-cartridge razor, I prefer the spine on shaves over the spineless. I find it more aggressive but also have to be more cautious!

 

[cristobal41]

The Burham was my first non-cartridge razor, I prefer the spine on shaves over the spineless. I find it more aggressive but also have to be more cautious!

Hi, Dark,
Thanks for your advise. The first one to be stated openly and, furthermore, based on direct experience.
Regards.