Thread: need help with scales, on the cheap

My hat is off to you Freeman.Way to look out for your fellow SRP'er in need.Good Job,and may your kindness come around to you double.

Damn... nice. That is cool enough to make me ditch my lurker status!

Awesome Freeman!

R

Gentlemen, I'm honored and humbled by all of this praise. All I did was clean the fellow's razor up a little and put a set of scales on it. Something I would have been doing in my spare time anyway. I'm thankful to the OP for the opportunity to get to work with his razor. Having never seen one in person before, I learned quite a bit about big wedges. Thanks for letting me clean her up for you.

I felt the need to comment, not only on the beauty of those scales you put on Freeman, but am also rather curious about the history of the Blade. You see, i grew up in Philadelphia, roughly 30 minutes away from Allentown PA, and was unaware of many straight razor manufacturers that were in the area. I was wondering if anyone knew anything about the Cutlery Works in Allentown, as i'm really curious now.

-Rich

jaxx, i grew up in souderton, just on the other side of lansdale, and untill i saw that blade on ebay, i had never heard of them either, that is why i jumped on the sale. have been trying to look it up, but havent found much out, and i am very very very pleased with the way it turned out. i cant wait for the return post on the razor, just so i can hold it let alone shave with it. i do know that if i need another do, freeman will be getting a shout, and i will gladly pay for the work, it would be money well spent, and equally deserved.

I put your razor in the mail this morning so it should be back in your hands in a few days.

i will be waiting with breathless anticipation, and i do mean that, after seeing her. i will give you a shout when i get her in the mail. and thanks again.

Really nice job Freeman!

Especially the Southern Hospitality!

Ronnie

Nice looking razor. freeman - you are a scholar and a gentleman, awesome work.