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  1. 04-13-2015, 09:04 AM #1
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    Default ERN The Leighton Razor.

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    ]Haven't done anything with the blade. Just cleaning a pivot point and re-scale. Honey horn, trancullent scales with open grain ebony wedge.

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    Lovely. Perfectly executed pins and artistic selection and shaping of the horn stock. Placing the dark markings at the wedge end and blending with the dark wedge make it very visually appealing.
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    Thank you sir
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    Yup. Very nice looking razor you got there!


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    Sort of magic for someone who does not pin razors to see a pinning job that does not look like it was touched with a hammer! Nice!
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    Great work! That's really a pleasure to look (stare?) at.
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    Piekny bardzo elegancki,
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    Quote Originally Posted by WW243 View Post
    Sort of magic for someone who does not pin razors to see a pinning job that does not look like it was touched with a hammer! Nice!
    Pins are polished. Nickel silver is quite soft and can be polished nicely. I'm Polish myself, by the way
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    Absolutely stunning rescale macrob ! Kudos
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    Thats a beaut. Well done sir.
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