AutoStrop Safety Razor Co. Nickel-Plated Case — New York, USA
A handsome early 20th century gentleman's grooming relic — a nickel-plated metal case by the AutoStrop Safety Razor Co., New York, U.S.A., embossed on the base. AutoStrop was one of the most innovative razor companies of the pre-Gillette era, known for their self-stropping razors and elegant accessories.
The lid features a beautifully engine-turned ribbed pattern with a central oval cartouche — a hallmark of quality men's accessories from the 1910s–1930s. Open it and you're greeted by a vivid purple silk lining in the lid, still intact and striking against the aged metal interior. A small brass latch clasp secures the case.
- Maker: AutoStrop Safety Razor Co., New York, U.S.A.
- Material: Nickel-plated metal with brass hinge and latch
- Lid Interior: Purple silk lining, intact
- Lid Exterior: Engine-turned ribbed pattern with center oval cartouche
- Base: Embossed maker's mark — "AutoStrop Safety Razor Co. New York U.S.A."
- Dimensions: 4.25" W × 2" D × 1.25" H
- Condition: Good vintage — nickel shows heavy patina and tarnish throughout; purple silk lining vivid and intact; hinge and latch functional
A wonderful display piece for the shaving collectibles enthusiast, Art Deco accessory collector, or anyone who appreciates the craftsmanship of early 20th century men's grooming.