Thomas Turner & Co, "Sharper Than A Serpents Tooth"

Another from my Collection, Old Thomas Turner & Co, I couldnt bring Myself to lose the Etch, and I think that a Razor of this age always looks a little more Distinguished with a little Patina on the Blade Steel (Honest..lol)

All Original, stripped cleaned and polished, Re-pinned and Honed

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Thank You so very much for looking

It's good you kept the etch...there seems to be fewer and fewer surviving, I plan to do the same with my Joseph Rogers..

I couldnt have removed the etch either, I'd rather have a few spots of character on the blade and keep the etch intact too. Very nice.
Grant

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Originally Posted by baldy

I couldnt have removed the etch either, I'd rather have a few spots of character on the blade and keep the etch intact too. Very nice.
Grant

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Absolutely Grant, its antique and altho I do love a mirror finish certain things just seem to deserve to look their age, clean tidy and 100yrs old, spot on.

Many thanks for everyones kind words, I have since started a re-hone on this because I wasnt totally happy with the shave, I must say the steel in this blade is very very hard