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  1. 12-06-2015, 06:07 PM #1
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    Default Georgius Smith in Streaked horn

    Found this old blade online. Blade a very minor chip in the toe, cracked and bug eaten scales. Cleaned up the blade while preserving the evidence of it's approx 250 yr age. Redone in some streaked horn I had kicking around. Chip removed and honed...finished on a Shaun stone. A great shave that is best accomplished with a bit unconventional grip!

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    Nicely done. Just imagine who may have shaved with that blade!
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    Gourgious knife.
    Those look combined with that amount of history. Simply amazing.
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    Really cool! You did it right! Let's force some patina on those collars!
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    Beautiful razor! You did a great job on it.
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    Love the old Frenchies. Nice work.
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    Thanks. G(eorgious). Smith is as English as they come. "Acier Fondu" was a common imprint durng the time this razor was made.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Splashone View Post
    Thanks. G(eorgious). Smith is as English as they come. "Acier Fondu" was a common imprint durng the time this razor was made.
    Indeed an English razor, "Acier Fondu" is Cast Steel. Very nice restoration, something really special to make a razor this old able to shave again, Enjoy!
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    Wonderful save.
    Very nice job.
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