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6/8 Eskilstuna no name frameback. Brass spine, french ivory one piece scales. Cleaned, sanded, blued, then lightly sanded again and repinned.
Amund.
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Attachment 29722
Now.
Attachment 29723
6/8 Eskilstuna no name frameback. Brass spine, french ivory one piece scales. Cleaned, sanded, blued, then lightly sanded again and repinned.
Amund.
Wow what a cool razor. Nice clean up! Is that really a frameback or is the gold toned bit just added over the blade?
It's a brass sleeve that can be slided off for drying or cleaning the blade.Quote:
Originally Posted by icedog
Beautiful! I'm really impressed by the ivory- you soaked it in a bluing solution? I'll have to remember that...
Nice work. GJ!!:)
Very nice! Looks like a J.A. Hellberg, Eskilstuna...love the scales man, love 'em!
Thanks,
Mac
usually I hate the funky pins that some of the guys use from time to time, but that one looks really cool man. it has kind of a hammered look to it.
Like the blued blade & fancy washer. Very classy :tu
I love the way that this one has turned out .
I must keep my eyes out for one of those as I have yet to try a frameback razor. Thanks for posting this . Paul
That's a nice looking razor. :rock:
The blue and white color theme makes it look like a study in icy efficiency. Seems like it would be fun to use this on a brisk wintry morning.
i have 3 of them already sold one. they do have the name. check classified i have put up picture in there with name include.
These are great razors. More than one Swedish company made these or at least had their name on them. John Engstrom also did them and I think Heljestrand might have as well.
