I while ago, I got a good deal on a pre-1950 Doble Temple 14 from an Argentinian seller. The razor arrived looking polished and nearly shaved ready, but its scales were of poor quality (Argentinian replacements). For such a fine and venerable razor, it seemed fit to give it some proper scales. I gave it some mun ebony scales, hand sanded it up to a shine and cured the wood in mineral oil. I used microfasteners with two sets of washers. Here's the picks from inside the workshop:

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