These boxes are faithful reproductions of shaving razor packaging used during World War II. They represent two well-known brands commonly found among German soldiers: Rogerit and Rotbart.
Rotbart Rasierapparat was a prominent German razor brand owned by Gillette from 1929 onwards. During the war, Rotbart razors became a standard hygiene item for many Wehrmacht servicemen. Their sturdy construction and compatibility with widely available blades made them a reliable choice in field conditions.
Rogerit reflects a more civilian-oriented design, though equally practical. Its slogan, “Der Richtige für Sie!” (“The right one for you!”), mirrors the advertising language of the time, emphasizing dependability and ease of use.
These boxes are ideal additions for reenactment shaving kits, historical displays, or for storing original or replica razors and blades in a period-correct manner.
Additional parameters
| Category: | Personal items |
|---|---|
| EAN: | Choose variant |
| ? Dimensions (Rogerit):: | 95x55x30mm |
| ? Dimensions (Rotbart):: |
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