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Just light restorations for two old victorian english blades.
Far away from most of you...
As always, I prefer to let the original parts, even if they are in poor condition.
just a little rejuvenation for those two grand-pa and great fun for me in the bathroom ;)
before :
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after :
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I like your minimalist style :)
+1Quote:
Originally Posted by hoglahoo
very well done.
Thats a couple of beautiful, classic looking razors you got there. Well done.
I really like the way they came out.
well done.
Very well done. I personally like the clean vintage look.:tu
Nice job. Those razors are ready for many more decades of use. Enjoy them :rock:
Those cleaned so nice. Your effort and attention/restraint brought those back to life well. Thanks for keeping them as a piece of history.
+1... You always maintain the essence of the razor :tuQuote:
Originally Posted by hoglahoo
Thanks.
I'm afraid to imagine bench grinder or anything else on an almost two century blade... :eek: