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    That'll buff right out don't understand problem is . Seriously could have saved the money on shipping on that one and just had your client toss it in the trash.

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    Quote Originally Posted by baldy View Post
    This Kropp wasn't quite as bad as the razor you've been sent, but it was pretty bad.
    It is now an excellent shaver in my regular rotation.
    Nice save for a nice shave

    Bob

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    Paw, call the rend'rin' truck!

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    That'll buff right out (eBay France item link)

    looks like a 2/8 - the seller says it's a very fine razor for trimming the mustache. Only for collectors or purists

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    Quote Originally Posted by str8fencer View Post
    That'll buff right out (eBay France item link)

    looks like a 2/8 - the seller says it's a very fine razor for trimming the mustache. Only for collectors or purists
    PAAAW!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Harvitz81 View Post
    What a transformation!!

    Can I ask by chance how you put in the spine work?
    Is that a dremel or just file work?
    That was my first experiment with those cylindrical grinding stones in the Dremmel.
    "I aint like that no more...my wife, she cured me of drinking and wickedness"
    Clint Eastwood as William Munny in Unforgiven

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    Quote Originally Posted by Utopian View Post
    I don't understand how you can see enough of the top razor to believe that it looks like your Keystone. What is your basis for that?
    i was studying ours and i could be wrong, but our scales are the same, the scale decorations are the same, and the angles of tang, blade curvature are the same. I could be wrong, but they appear the same to me. am i wrong Utopian?

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    Quote Originally Posted by boballman View Post
    I buffed off the tang and it is a Wester Bros Fratern..#33

    sorry, I don't know about your keystone

    Bob
    thanks bob, i guess as i learn more about these artifacts, I'll learn that just because it may appear the same, it isn't always the case.

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