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late 1950s to early 1960s the Dovo razors carried the name "Fritz Bracht" The blade reads "Dovo Favorit" The front of the shank reads "Dovo Solingen Germany 10" and has the knight with hammer and sword logo. The rear of the shank reads "Fritz Bracht Solingen Germany" The scales are a nice cream collord plastic with a silver inlay that reads "Dovo Solingen" As you notice the box in the back shows that it was really made in West Germany. | late 1950s to early 1960s the Dovo razors carried the name "Fritz Bracht" The blade reads "Dovo Favorit" The front of the shank reads "Dovo Solingen Germany 10" and has the knight with hammer and sword logo. The rear of the shank reads "Fritz Bracht Solingen Germany" The scales are a nice cream collord plastic with a silver inlay that reads "Dovo Solingen" As you notice the box in the back shows that it was really made in West Germany. | ||
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[table=head]Fields|Data [/table] |
| Manufacturer | Dovo |
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| Model | "Dovo Favorit" 10 Fritz Bracht |
| Region | Solingen, Germany |
| Date | circa 1960 |
| Grind | Full Hollow |
| Size | 7/8 |
| Point | Round |
| Shoulder | |
| Spine Decoration | |
| Jimps | |
| Scales | Plastic |
| Steel | Stainless |
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late 1950s to early 1960s the Dovo razors carried the name "Fritz Bracht" The blade reads "Dovo Favorit" The front of the shank reads "Dovo Solingen Germany 10" and has the knight with hammer and sword logo. The rear of the shank reads "Fritz Bracht Solingen Germany" The scales are a nice cream collord plastic with a silver inlay that reads "Dovo Solingen" As you notice the box in the back shows that it was really made in West Germany.
