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    Cool Henry H. Taylor & Brother...circa 1862-1863

    Henry H. Taylor & Brother only manufactured razors and cutlery during the period of 1862-1863, making this razor, I would suppose, a fairly rare example of Sheffield steel. It comes with it's original case... rarer still! They were manufactured at the Times Works in Sheffield, England.

    The razor has been polished with a 'brilliant' crocus paste, and the original scales were repaired/restored as well. Original lead wedge and finished with NiAg pins and collars... (Completely pinned for Mr. Tom!!!)

    Hope you like it...


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    Beautiful razor ! Love everything about this razor !
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    Nice save of a classic razor.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BobH View Post
    Nice save of a classic razor.

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    Thanks Bob!
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    Nice!




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    Good as new, or better! I'm so glad you are posting again! Any chance you could tell us more about this "brilliant crocus paste"? (Unless it is a secret recipe LOL!). I bought some crocus cloth off of eBay (and am frankly a little hesitant to apply it to vintage steel until I know more about it), but never heard of the paste.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ScoutHikerDad View Post
    Good as new, or better! I'm so glad you are posting again! Any chance you could tell us more about this "brilliant crocus paste"? (Unless it is a secret recipe LOL!). I bought some crocus cloth off of eBay (and am frankly a little hesitant to apply it to vintage steel until I know more about it), but never heard of the paste.
    Thanks! It's a homemade paste made with iron oxide powder, beeswax and paraffin. I use it with a leather wheel as the final polish to get a highly polished mirror finish. I've used crocus cloth quite a bit to get a more softly polished steel or 'glazed' look.
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    Beautiful razor, a high quality restoration in keeping with its age
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    Oh boy, oh boy, beautiful!


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    Mike, this is really stellar work. I'm drooling over this one!
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