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200 Years Young
Taking a ca 1800 piece of steel and putting it back to work is a good day in the shop
Specs:
Roberts - Warranted razor
Scales - Streaked Buffalo Horn @.110" thickness
Wedge - Vintage Antique Sheffield @.028 at the end
Hardware - Solid Brass in and out
Honing - Chosera 1-5-10, Select Coticule Finish
Some Before and After Pics
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Rockin to the Oldies :p
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Very, very nice as always Glen! You dunked the old timer in the fountain of youth and made him young again. You never cease to amaze with your talent with razors.
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Always amazed to see tools this old imbued with new life. A fine razor, and a serious piece of history to boot!
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New suit and a face lift
I could only wish that I could spruce up this good after 2 centuries with a few hours of scrubbing LOL
Very nice I love seeing the old boys coming back into the light
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I really like the older ones. It looks spot on
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very very nice !!
"Honing - Chosera 1-5-10, Select Coticule Finish"
having felt that progression from your hands on an OL' BOY myself im sure the owner will enjoy the shave as much as the look ...
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That's gorgeous Glen.
I love the choice of scale profile. Reminds me of one of my great grampa's old plumb bob's.
Nice work, as always.
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Now that's what I'm talking about Glen! Really nice original treatment of a beautiful old blade...
How's it shave?
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Ready for the next 200 years and some, looks spot on.
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Looks nice and snug in those brand new duds. It has "use me" written all over it. Great work again :<0)
I can't tell...did you fill in the pivot hole, use bigger pins, or am I just seeing things ?