Help identifying straight razor

[spinsheet]

I have this straight razor with wooded scales with a windmill inlay. The razor shows no brand identification, country of origin, nothing. Has anyone seen this razor before? Thanks.

 

[Darth Scandalous]

The windmill scales weren't terribly uncommon. A quick search on ebay shows a few William Elliot razors with them. Looks like a homemade scale job, someone cut the windmill scale and inlayed it into wood. Hard to tell much about the blade.

 

[Sideburns]

If you magnify the picture slightly, you can see that the inlay itself is smaller than the hole for it, making it very likely that it's not a professional job. Good call, @Darth Scandalous!

 

[spinsheet]

I agree now that you guys mention that. The cutting is not as tight as a professional job would be. I do find it strange that there is no identifying stamp on the razor, although I have seen others without a stamp. Strange that any manufacturer would do that.