Joseph Fenton & Sons Restoration

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Originally Posted by JOB15

The lines on this blade are beautiful and there is a nice weight to the blade. I think I have another 3 of these blades but by different makers .

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I had one by a Liverpool maker, William Wood. It had ivory scales that had rounded ends. Stellar shaver.

btw fixed the typo.

I will dig out the others I have if I get some time.
I think the Others are in better condition.
Rounded scales would have been a better match up..

I found another. Not a 100% match , the toe end is a little bit more square.

A beautiful blade and in great condition.

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Sweet looking razor and you have to like the blade inscription too. That's a new one on me.

Bob

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Originally Posted by BobH

Sweet looking razor and you have to like the blade inscription too. That's a new one on me.

Bob

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Yeh , it makes sense ,Yorkshire ppl have ‘bite’ its cold up there and they don’t mince words :)

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Originally Posted by JOB15

Yeh , it makes sense ,Yorkshire ppl have ‘bite’ its cold up there and they don’t mince words :)

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Thought it might have been something like that. My Dad was with the RCAF and stationed at Skipton on Swale during the war with Bomber Command for a bit. Had the pleasure of visiting IWM Duxford years ago. Interesting place and nice people.

Bob

North Yorkshire is lovely.
Friendly ppl and beautiful landscape.

Shame about all the Werewolves:/