Help identify a slant

Hello friends!
Well, I have this german slant in bakalite and zamak. A corner's gone on the cap, but overall in good shape.
I wonder if anyone knows anything about it?

Marked with both german 490330 and U.S 1,751,215 patentnumber. Patented in Germany 29/1 1930 and in U.S.A 18/3 same year. Germany made a lot of unmarked razors. I hope it's a Merkur because I have two others. It's light, 32,5 gram so it's qualify for a travel slant. I shaved with it but used my Ikon Bulldog and the audio feedback is amazing but a little bit on the aggressive side.

So ladies and gents, do you know anything about my slant?

No ... but I just found out which razor Ikon copied to make their slants.

Cool razor btw ... it's a shame the cap is missing a corner, but you can still enjoy it.

nuclearblast said:

No ... but I just found out which razor Ikon copied to make their slants.

Cool razor btw ... it's a shame the cap is missing a corner, but you can still enjoy it.

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Yes, still shaves good and now when you say it, the Ikon does look the same!
Or did Ikon copied my pug named Tage?

Mulcuto

Mulcuto had that needlepoint safety bar.

nuclearblast said:

No ... but I just found out which razor Ikon copied to make their slants.

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No kidding! Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, or so they say.

nuclearblast said:

No ... but I just found out which razor Ikon copied to make their slants.

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DrAwkward said:

No kidding! Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, or so they say.

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Wow…. that's crazy. I was sure I was looking at an Ikon at first. But glad to know this!! And all this time I thought the Ikon slant was a unique design….

I wonder how this one shaves though!? I bet it does a good job…

Thank you guys for pointing out MULCUTO. I cant find that much info though, do we know more about the company? They did make straights and SE as well. That I know and the company was located in Solingen, Germany.