George Wostenholm - Celebrated I-XL - 5/8 Wedge

Here's a nice classic 5/8 George Wostenholm Celebrated I-XL Wedge.

Cleaned up really nice. The etching on the blade "Wostenholm's hollow ground" is still present but since I had to make a decision and opted for cleaning and polishing the blade it's less dominant but still present. A few barely noticable stains left but cleaned up really nicely.

This time I used a black linen micarta for the scales with a red/black recon stone for the wedge/spacer. Turned out really slick.

Specs

George Wostenholm Celebrated I-XL (Wostenholm's hollow ground)
total weight: 1.7 oz
grind: wedge
width: 5/8
total cutting edge: 2.75 inch
Wedge/Spacer: red/black jasper recon stone
Pins and washers: Brass

Very nice Max,,, you keep changing scale materials on us and we see a different personality developing with each new razor. Great work.

Good work! Very clean and I like the scale material a bunch.:tu

Drop dead gorgeous. Thanks for sharing, Max.

It looks really clean & simple, but the wedge in there just adds a little glamour! High quality work as always Max.

Simple and sweet.

I too really like that its simple but not at the same time. The wedge looks great with perfect fit and finnish.

You continure to choose really nice blades to resto !

nice, and in your experience is it common for them to etch it hollow but it actually be a wedge?

Red

You call it a wedge but, prior to polishing out the etching, did the blade say anything about "medium" hollow ground?

Beautiful job!!!

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Originally Posted by lawman2

You call it a wedge but, prior to polishing out the etching, did the blade say anything about "medium" hollow ground?

Beautiful job!!!

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Nope, never said anything about 'Medium Hollow Ground'.

Technically I could call it at 1/8 hollow as it's probably slightly concaved going towards the edge. Here's a crop from one of my pics.

Max, with every blade you post my expectations from you just keep going up! :bow How do you do it? :D Nice job. :nj