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    A hollow ground razor with "General Nobile" on the tang and J.P. Alcamisi, Schenectady, NY on the other side. Nothing special, anonymously made in Germany. I wanted to dress it up and get it shaving. It had a collar decoration like a wreath (is there a name for that piece?) near the pivot and the rest of the scales were gone. I went with green scales cut down from 6 inch pen stock shaped by hand and moved the wreath thing to the wedge end. The wedge is light green Corian. Maybe I chose green to go with the leafy wreath decoration? I don't know, it's shaving great!
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    Looks awesome. Love the scales and how you kept the inlay. Great job.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jared13 View Post
    Looks awesome. Love the scales and how you kept the inlay. Great job.
    I'll second that.

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    Very nice job. These scales really spiff up the razor.
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    Turned up a treat!
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    Third, I will third that. In general I find the wild scales a little too much, but those are an exception. I think those scales are very well suited for that blade. You might say they were made for it...
    Sorry, I could't resist.
    It truly does look great, and a great looking blade that shaves well is a winner.
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