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This is a 5/8 Joseph Rodgers & Sons 5/8, I really like the unqueness of the tang. The scales are Buffalo horn and the wedge is Honey Ox horn. I did something a little different with the pinning I used a larger pin and washer at the toe, 1.72 washer and pin and at the pivot a smaller washer and pin .080 pin and washer. Hope ya like it
Regards, Tony
i think im in love
excellent work, I love this razor too.
Very nice scale work there, looks good with the blade shape :)
Looking at the toe, it's sort of the yin/yang of scales. I really like the look of the scales. It looks very "modern". Great job.
You're making some nice scales for these outrageous blades you have. Waiting to see a snakewood soon??
Great work, I really like the Rodgers blade.
Very cool. Love the notches on that one! The straight scales bring an elegant vintage look to it. Nice work!
I like that style on scales! You nailed the idea and finish!
Respectfully
~Richard
Very nice work.
Everytime I look at this I just feel good.
If I was to see the naked blade I never would consider these scales.
The scale sillolette is as old as ever, but just enough different dimmensions to be taken a back.
Finish superb. Looks great with the blade.
It makes me happy.
She's a real beauty!
Kirk
looks a bit like a cigar, but what do i know about cigars anyway :)
as far as 'uniqueness' of the shank, I think the double notch is fairly common. Here's one from my collection:
http://straightrazorpalace.com/show-...tml#post540087
A little tough to lite thow palQuote:
Originally Posted by gugi
Can't ever go wrong w/ Buffalo Horn or Joseph Rodgers. Win-win situation. The blade is especially unique and the finish/lustre adds that much more to it.
Tony,
That is gorgeous :tu. I really like the tang. I don't think I've ever run across one as unique as this one. Way to go:nj