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    Default A quartet of 8/8 Dorko's

    This is a nice collection of blades, wish they were mine. 2 are diamond stamped spine and two have a nice leaf pattern down the spine. One in a nice tight lacewood, another in a particularly tight and quite striking quilted maple, another in olive and the last in some figured red Nara.

    All the blades got a nice buff and then mounted in the epoxy finished scales. They are all NOS blades and will make someone quite happy.
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    So are they for sale ?

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    Yes. They are heading back to shavingshop.com Monday, you would have to email John (owner of shavingshop) as to the priceing but they are darn nice razors. I have 2 just like them in 6/8. Some of the best shavers out there.

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    How much for the quilted maple and the one shown in the bottom pic toward the front ? ahh im tired here, just noticed you said to email for prices

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    It'd be great to have a set of those! Similar blades & the scale shape identical like that, just a different wood for each day of the week! Very nice!

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    I tend to lean toward original scales when possible but that is some mighty pretty wood. The quilted maple being my favorite. The others look great too.
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    The original scales were cheep black and red plastic, which is why they got a rework.

    I have an oversize set of the quilted maple that I gave a light coat of danish oil to bring out the patina, then epoxy coated them. I have a big 8/8 worked spine Spanish tip Henckels that will go in them for myself.

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    Excellent job on the scales!

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