Joseph Elliot's Best Silver 7/8 Round Point C1850/As New

Joseph Elliot's 7/8 C1850 in as new condition.The razor is in excellent as new condition,with Belezian Hawksbill turtle (fake ) scales.It is an exceptional shaver with a EELL perfect finish.This will go on sale next week.

Specifications Below

Best regards Gary

RAZOR #: 6923

MANUFACTURER: Joseph Elliot’s 7/8 Round Tip wedge

DATE OF MFG: C1840/50

BLADE TYPE: Wedge Round tip (PtoT 4.552)

SCALES: Belizean Hawksbill turtle (Simulated)

CONDITION (1-10): 9.7

SHAVABILITY (1-10): 9.5

COLLECTOR’S
VALUE (1-10): 9.7

COMMENTS Best of the best in every way/as new/very uncommon /EELL defect free finish/A beautiful razor,and a superb shaver

PRICE: Will Advise

Whoa !!!! that one really is nice Gary....
Those Silver Steels take a smoooooooooth shaving edge too......

As beautiful a razor as one could expect to see. Gary you are unbelievable.

Beautiful razor Gary....PM sent

*Drooling*

Glen,you are sure right,they take a real smooth edge.They edges also look great under the microscope.Real smooth shavers.Best regards gary

Absolutely gorgeous!

Me =)

I really enjoy looking at your work. Another execellant job.

Once again Gary your sheer craftmanship Just leaves me drooling.Paul

I need to stop looking at Gary's work. Just great.

Jordan

As always, FANTASTIC!!

Gary, you put alot of razors out and in a frequent manner. All of them are exceptional. I can't fathom the idea of you hand sanding all of those to a high shine in such a high quantity. What method do you use? It seems to take me a week to get one just looking decent and you put out 2, 3, 4 at a time with exceptional results. :bow

I do love looking at them, makes me want to continue on with my adventure to reach a level close to what I see from you.

FANTASIC!


Jerry

He doesn't hand sand them my friend! :w

Really Nice Gary! Gotta be a Great Shaver!

Ronnie

"He doesn't hand sand them my friend! :w"

I should have been more specific. I didn't think he could put that many razors out while hand sanding them. I was wondering what method he uses:

• dremel
• tumbler
• buffing wheels
• chemical / electro polish
• jedi mind tricks
• other

I'm guessing jedi mind tricks. :roflmao

They are wet ground,through 3600 grit,using old equiptment from a bygone era (seriously ,just some old stuff from when I had a tool,and die shop along time ago.)It takes about an hour to do a blade(big Chopper) in poor condition,to EELL,little longer for one in very bad condition(lots of corrosion,wide uneven edge,spine wear)Hollow grounds dont take very long.Lots of grinding wheels various grits diameters/widths,and face profiles very messy work,but still fun sometimes.......Come Help,low pay,free tacos......Best Regards Gary

By the way this razor got sold

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Originally Posted by Traveller

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I'll consider the offer :w

Thank you for the information. I don't see any of that equipment in my future though. Certainly explains the high quality. Good tools = good product.