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So I snagged the above linked razor for less than five bucks shipped. The pictures are horibble, and I've never heard of Goerge Butler & Co. but any chopper with scales like that that mentions barber's use seems like a no brainer.
Wuddaya think gentlemen? anyone know of this brand? I'll try to post better pics if it turns out to be a gem.
Cheers,
Landis
i have a couple butler's they are nice shavers and you fairly stole this one
clean it up and start shaving
Hmm..I was just thinking how on a different type of board that statement could have a really different meaning. I'd better drink my coffee and wake up:o I tried to find George Butler & Co in the Standard Guide to Razors and did find George Butler & Sons, 1848-1926. From what I see of the pics I think you did indeed snag a beauty.:DQuote:
Snagged what may be a beaut...
So a little update...
The razor arrived in what I feel is pretty stellar condition. :y The blade has some pitting, and some scratches but relatively little honewear. The scales are MASSIVE, in great shape and have a metal spacer. They are tight and centered.
I'll try to post pics of this one...
To the MAAS and the hones tomorrow!
i saw a similar razor the other day at a antique store, however it was called Butlers Whistler (and i'm pretty sure shefield england was on one side of the tang, and then the box said george butlers on it, i think it's the same brand but i don't know if the whistler is a variation on the brand? has anyone heard of this brand before? I think it was under $20, a good deal? had some tarnish but nothing serious.
orfeo