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Thread: Rodgers Double Thumb Notch

  1. 02-12-2015, 09:14 PM #1
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    Default Rodgers Double Thumb Notch

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    Hi all,

    This will be the second str8 of that shape coming into my hands.

    The first has already been showed here:

    Undefined Concave Razor, presumed to be an early Elliot.

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    Now, The Rodgers


    Hardly visible on the tang: Rodger.., Sheffield

    The smiling blade 11/16, wedge type, was very well preserved.
    So were the scales of pressed horn. Lead wedge, brass pins.

    Feel free to look at the pictures.

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    always liked those double thumb notches

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    I have a GEO Savage XX Patent with a similar grind
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    to shave another day.
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    Beautiful razor. I was also wondering if that stone is good for honing a razor? I have just about the same exact one.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mykylj1995 View Post
    I was also wondering if that stone is good for honing a razor? I have just about the same exact one.
    Of course it is. It's a old combo Coticule + BBW. A bit narrow (30 mm), but helpful with smiling edges.
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