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Been awhile since I've posted any work here so here is one for your viewing.
It's a 13/16 Wade and Butcher in Ocean Blue Scales with a Faux Ivory Wedge and Brass Pins and Washers. I left a bit of the age on the Blade but am still debating Polishing it up and possibly re-pinning it in nickel rod. Thanks for Looking :)
great looking scale & Razor! wish the water had that color in Sweden :).
"I can see clearly now the rain is gone"
Sorry it is what popped into my head when I saw it.
A very fresh and clean look on it :tu
I think the Nickel rod would work really well it.
Great to see an old war horse back on the line to serve.
I like the color & great job on the pins.
+1 to the Nickle Rod. I think it would "flow" better... If that makes sense? :shrug:
I really admire the clear blue scales, looks great ! Never did mind patina on the old W&B's. Nice :) Best Regards Ken
I like, and i like the patina, though I think the Ni pins might set if off better.
I agree nickel pinning and stainless washers would be my choice. Looks great however.
very nice. I always like the blue and white together.
Wow, that looks great! Just imagine shaving with that close to the beach either inside or out in the shade hearing the waves....then thinking "Oh my god!! will the salty air mess with my blade?" Lol :rofl2:
All razors should be done in clear acrylic and the more brass the better. :<0) Okay maybe not all, just all mine.
Very nice job !!!
Nickel may take it up a notch. Patina is timeless and priceless!! It is character, history. Appeals to some but not to others. That is your choice!!
But, it is a beautiful restore!! Thanks for posting!!
Ray
I vote for the polish and nickel treatment. That finish would really suit those beautiful scales!
