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    Default Wilbert Cutlery, Regal restore

    Evening gents. Received and restored this Regal barbers notch with Ivory covered tang and fancy celluloid scales.
    It's a 5/8 blade, and honed up very well. Nice steel to work with and shave was a treat.
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    Details such as diamond shaped spine, and nice metal work around the jimps and rear stab have me thinking that some attention went into this Company's manufacturing.
    I am quite happy to have been able to bring it back to use.
    Thanks for looking. Any info on this Chicago based Cutler would be appreciated.
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    The diamond shaped spine is called an 'arris' spine. The typical rounded spine we see is called a quill spine.
    Wilbert Cutlery was a trade mark used by Sears Roebuck and Company.

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    Thanks for the helpful info on spine nomenclature as well as the origins of the Wilbert name.
    An American icon. Sears, Roebuck.
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    Lovely job Mike!
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    Great looking blade Mike. Enjoy!
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    Nice one, Mike!

    I am of the opinion that Boker made Wilberts for Sears. They seem to be spitting images of other Boker models.
    I have a Wilbert Pearl which is identical to a Boker Pearl, save the tang stamp.
    I also wonder about the name 'Wilbert'? Sears' Son?

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