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    Default Hess rescue

    Here is a sweet little Hess 5/8 I finished recently. I love the cracked-ice scales. As with any other Hess, it took an exceptional edge.

    Here it is before;


    Here it is after;



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    Great looking restore Ken!!!! Those scales look beautiful and the blade looks great too.
    Having Fun Shaving

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    NICE SAVE!!! I love the look of cracked ice scales, I dunno what it is , but I love them!
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    Beautiful ! The blade is gleaming and the shine on those scales is fantastic.

    Outstanding job bringing that baby back to life !

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    OOOooooooo Pretty Shiny Sharp thing I likey.... I really like the Ice.....

    Great job Ken

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    Mighty nice. When it is a labor of love you can see it in the finished product.
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    nice job ken. looks purty.

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    Really nice. Gleaming mirrored blade there! Is it another keeper though?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ben.mid View Post
    Really nice. Gleaming mirrored blade there! Is it another keeper though?

    I like Hess blades. They were made by the now defunct International Cutlery Co. It honed up like a Boker Red Injun. It will eventually end up for sale on my website.

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    That's a great way of getting to try lots of blades & it not costing a fortune. Use it till something else comes up, then sell it restored!

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