Ever-Ready is the second of the American Safety Razor brands, and it shares the same year-by-year model chronicle as Gem. The brand exists in two jurisdictions, and that is the fact that decides most answers: the American line ends in the early 1930s, while British production continues afterwards.
The brand begins as the Yankee company, with a one-piece tubular handle and the Three Star trademark, and the Ever-Ready name appears as the firm is renamed.
Ever-Ready merges with Gem into the American Safety Razor Company in 1906, and the American trademark runs until the early 1930s — the chart says the trademark ceases in the United States in 1931, and one forum source puts the last American use of the name at 1933 with the E-Bar.
Ever-Ready Razor Products Ltd was founded in England in 1908 and continues after the American mark lapses; the later British razors, including the Streamline, are a separate question from the American models of the same name.
4 Ever-Ready models are catalogued with their production years, specs and safety notes.
Browse the models →The stamp and the model decide. The American mark lapsed in the early 1930s, while the British company founded in 1908 continued in production, so a razor of the later pattern is British production and is read against the British line.
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