Hello.
I live in Russia. I love the old razors and longwall already engaged in collecting and repairing them. I would like to show here some of their work to get the comments, assessments and make new friends in other countries. I apologize for the poor knowledge of English.
1. Old Joseph Rogers razor wedge.
Presumably the mid-19th century. The handle is kept in good condition. I think that the washers are made by the - by the manufacturer.
Beautiful work, the scales and washers look fantastic!
Have a look at this razor club here, just for Joseph Rodgers straight razors:
http://straightrazorpalace.com/razor...y-rodgers.html
Now this is what I call a Great new member introduction! Lovely razor! Very nice work indeed...I'll look forward to enjoying more of your razors in the future.
Welcome to SRP!
WP34
Wellcome to SRP,very nice work.
Welcome to the forum. That is a very nice job of restoration you have posted. I'm with WP34, looking forward to seeing more of your work.
Bob
Good job. Just to see more razor before restoration. :chapeau
Very nice work, looks like new.
Very nice restore and welcome to SRP.
double thumb notches are just beautiful! Great finish on the razor!
Hello Boris
Welcome to SRP.
That is a great looking Roger's wedge. Very nicely done.
Here is a link to find other members near you.
http://straightrazorpalace.com/memberlist.php?do=search
That's lovely work Boris, I think you've got the hang of the razor restoration game :beer1:
Welcome to SRP Boris. Beautiful work on that razor!
Beautiful Rogers Boris. Love the modified spine and tang work. Sharpe looking scales and hardware.
keep the photos coming.
Welcome , nice work and its a very good shaver!!!!
Thanks guys. Right now I will show you some powerful things.
For starters here are photos razor Rogers before restorationAttachment 211068Attachment 211069Attachment 211070
How to insert a high-resolution photos?
I do not like that my photos look like avatars.
It's my job not very long on restoration. Manufacturer Info I have not found. Scales are made of camel bone, razor and looked almost new non-use.Attachment 211072Attachment 211073Attachment 211074Attachment 211075Attachment 211076Attachment 211077
Boris, great work. Saving everything is the ideal restore.
From a gee wizz perspective, what are the chances that two guys, on different continents both restore the identical razor and post the results to the same forum in the same week??
http://straightrazorpalace.com/custo...ml#post1539304
Awesome job and welcome aboard.
Mike.
:chapeau
Yep on all the Razor work and Glad to have you here Boris.
Beautiful work. Beautiful razor. Welcome.
Beautiful work! Welcome Boris![emoji65]🏼
Very nice, Boris! Your work is exceptional. I have a Joseph Rogers razor with the same collars, so I think also they may be original.
Again, Very Nice!
Tom
First and foremost welcome to SRP! I would like to say I'm very impressed with ur work on this razor, the work on the shank is jaw dropping! What are u doing with your customs?
I wish there was a before picture! Anytime you do some work post a picture before and give us the details on what you did... Would love to know what you did to the razor and how, looks like you have a very keen eye!
It is one of my earlier work. Joseph Elliott - exhibition razor.
7/8 wedge.
The handle is made of buffalo bone. Blade slightly cleaned. The etching is very deep and fully preserved. Razor sharpened. Ready for shavingAttachment 211439Attachment 211438Attachment 211437Attachment 211440Attachment 211441Attachment 211442
Beautiful work Boris!!!
