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    Default 6928 Wade Butcher 6/8 As new with custom Belezian tortoise scales

    I found a box of almost new blades,and this is one of them.I will take a picture of the blades(around 90 of the)They are mostly choppers various Sheffields with no scales,and most appear to be like new.The specsfor this one are below >Best regards Gary
    Edit:This razor has been sold ,so I will not be lising it Sorry

    RAZOR #: 6928

    MANUFACTURER: Wade Butcher 6/8 Celebrated Hollow Ground/Diamond spine

    DATE OF MFG: C1885

    BLADE TYPE: Hollow ground 6/8 Diamond Spine

    SCALES: Belezian Tortoise(simulated) with adjustable pivot pin,and flush brass staple wedge pin

    CONDITION (1-10): 9.5 Blade as new never honed or reworked

    SHAVABILITY (1-10): 9.5 when honed

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    VALUE (1-10): 9

    COMMENTS Beautiful condition as new blade with custom scales.This blade has never been honed or polished.It retains the original factory finish,and excellent blade etch
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    Where did you find my box of blades? I've been looking all over for that thing.....

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    Nice looking blade Gary!!! That's one anyone would love to have in the rotation.
    Having Fun Shaving

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    Senior Member Traveller's Avatar
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    DNJRboy I Found the box in a trash bin behind a bar in Edmonton Alberta Canada.The box had Cutthroat Canucks written on it.I asked around,and put an addin the local paper,but nobody claimed the box,so I had to bring it down here to Texas(paid 2.73 custom duties).This happened in 1967,do you think you can help me identify the rightfull owners.I will post pictures of the blades tomorrow.Melissa has already been tasked to make some pictures.Best regards Gary

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    Ha ha,

    I wasn't even born in '67

    btw, my wife is named Melissa as well.



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    I hope yor Melissa is a great as mine.Best regard,and give your Melissa my best Gary
    Quote Originally Posted by dnjrboy View Post
    Ha ha,

    I wasn't even born in '67

    btw, my wife is named Melissa as well.



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    That is a beautiful razor, Gary. I can't wait to see what else you pull out of that box.

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    Another great one. Love the "staple" on the wedge.

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    Great work as usual!

    What a lucky find that box was!

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