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My second straight razor. From Wolfpack34 (Thanks Mike).
A Geo Wostenholm & Son circa 1850-1890 Extra Hollow Ground Sheffield steel blade with original scales repined. Something really cool about shaving with a razor that may have been around when Abraham Lincoln was president. It shaves incredibly well!
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Beautiful razor. If you want one from the time of Lincoln get a Gilchrist 1855-1865. As a side note
Lincoln was carrying a Gilchrist pocket knife when assinated.
Thanks. Now I have another grail razor. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by bouschie
Wolfpack does superb work on his razors.
So good, he got a old Wade and Butcher guy like me to buy an American razor he had in the Classifieds, great price, superb condition, and a fantastic edge....congrats!
Very nice.is the scale cracked at the pivot?
It is, but it doesn't look like it goes all the way through. O know wolfpack disassembled it, cleaned it up and reassembled. It looks like he may have stabilized it with a epoxy or some sort of glue, but not sure. It pivots wonderfully though.Quote:
Originally Posted by pixelfixed
He certainly does! I will definitely buy from him again.Quote:
Originally Posted by Phrank
Mike does remarkable work, the pinning is superb and just look how even that bevel is, Enjoy!
He always has great razors for prices you can't beat.
I get to see all these razors Mike restores from start to finish and I can say there is no room for improvement. If it can be fixed and made to look perfect (original) he does it. It's something he is passionate about and it shows in every razor he works on.