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Roman Antiquity Bronze Shaving Razor Implement, Held by two Falcons 100-300 AD clothing of solder residue & cut

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Description

of solder residue & cut off pins

The gallery tag is from the Landau Gallery where Goldin had 3 solo exhibitions from 1956-59

Height: 1/2"

the second to right drop has a replaced cap/ has been broken and chipped and glued

Roman Antiquity Bronze Shaving Razor Implement, Held by two Falcons 100-300 AD clothing of solder residue & cutWe are offering A Unique Shaving Implement, a Razor from Antiquity the early Roman (100 300 AD) period. The Iron Blade Shaving razor is being held by two Bronze Falcons. The two Falcons have fabulous engraved features and still have their original green oxidized patina. With two iron links for hanging. Expected oxidation for its age on the iron Blade. To be clean shaven was the status of civility in ancient Roman times. The ancient Egyptians, Greeks,

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