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Here is an older Joseph Wostenholm razor. I have posted the blade and mark before. The scales are the original bone scales but they were very fragile. So I laminated them on to a piece if very thin G10. They are pinned with brass eyelets.
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beautiful Shaun!
That is a very sweet looking razor, Rezdog!
Cool save Rez! :tu History, man! ;)
Beautiful job of keeping it on the line.
That looks like a William Barber razor stand,,, if I were to guess,,,,:hmmm: Nice ,,,,,,really goes with that razor,,,,:tu
Great save
Love the carving and inlays
And you can hardly notice the inlays
Beautiful razor and a fantastic job saving the old beauty
nice razor mate! i do like the double thumb notch, is it an ebro?
There is no EBRO marking on it. That was one of their marks though.
Why did they put EBRO on their razors? Does it refer to the river in Spain? Did they use some fine Spanish steel? I know I have at least one of them.Quote:
Originally Posted by RezDog
EBRO was one of their marks. Similar to Bresnick and the mark Otto Deuch Hans, or Grae and Plumacher and their mark of the tuning fork. It's just one of those weird cutler things.
That is a very nice Wosty Shaun. Looks great.
Very nice work Shaun!!!! That came out fantastic........
GREAT Work!!!
Ya did good!
Great job keeping the old stuff alive. Very resourceful. Beauty!
