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Thread: Wade & Butcher "Barbers Use" 8/8 in Black Horn

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    Quote Originally Posted by Joed View Post
    Well done Brad! I'm sure Holli had a great big grin seeing your work on his straight.
    Ear to ear! Another beautiful razor to rejoin the flock. Two for two; I know where any future blades will be going!

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    Got her today. Thanks for another beauty, Brad!

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    where did you get the horn i cant find it over 5 inch.

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    Awesome

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    Really beautiful work Undream !
    I absolutely love horn scales & spacer.
    how old is this model ?
    thank you

    Last edited by mm54; 01-14-2013 at 06:55 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mm54 View Post
    Really beautiful work Undream !
    I absolutely love horn scales & spacer.
    can you give me an idea of ​​price for the same model in this aesthetic quality ans also how old is this model ?
    thank you
    The 'W&B for barbers use' has quite a bit of hype around it so prices vary, I've seen few in good condition go for more than 700$(which is crazy) and others go for more reasonable prizes.

    There's always a few on ebay.
    I personally wouldn't spend a lot more on one than I would on any other razor since even though they are great shavers, they aren't special enough to warrant the big price tag that they often have.

    I don't have the exact dates but I think most(all?) were made in the second half of the 19th century

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    Great work! I'm happy to have two blades made by you. They are perfect. Seems you make everything on top level.

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    Nice classy job Brad. I like the way that you renew such a razor, but always with respect to the lines and shapes that it has.

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    Definately classy and elegant, scales and wedge worh is flawless great worh!

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    Nice job Brad. I do love horn!

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