The post immediately following this one will cover Gillette wartime blades.
(Above) WWII civilian razor blades and their military
issue equivalents. Gem produced a special “Armed Forces” box of five blades but
the blade and wrapper were the same available in the civilian market.
WWII era Marlin razor blades. Two versions of
the “camouflage” military issue blade, made by different manufacturers, top,
and a civilian “Perfect Edge” blade sold in the blue version of the same
packaging, second row left. The rest are “High Speed” blades made for Marlin by
different manufacturers. Bottom left is the same model blade found in Paul
Cornell’s radio. “Blu Srike”, “Durex” and a few other blades had the same slot
shapes and all may have been made by Club.
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