Thread: Joseph Fenton & Sons Restoration

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 .

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.

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

Bob

Originally Posted by BobH

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

Bob

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

Originally Posted by JOB15

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

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:/