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Shepherd Warranted. Widest part of the blade is 6/8. I'd guess it's got a couple hundred years of experience.
The scales are amber horn. I wasn't real sure what it would look like. It seems to be a blond horn that has been dyed.
Wedge is ivory colored acrylic with silver pins and ss washers.
I patterned the scales after the originals that were just hanging on.
Very nice! Great work on that one. Looks original yet new all at the same time :)
a simple and elegant rescale of an old beauty.
Congratulations
Very nice... You keep coming up with some unique shaped blades...
Very unassuming. I love that look. Nothing too fancy to detract from the old blade. Very nicely done.
Robert Doyle lists two cutlers with Shepherd trademarks. Shepherd & Irving and John Shepherd ("Wolf") Both made razors prior to 1830 as well as 1830-1860.
Any before pics?
Very tastefully done! Those scales are an excellent tribute to a grand old blade!
Awesome!:)
There's a beauty. Envy, pure envy. Congrats on a great restoration.
Simple and clean, exactly the way something like this should be. Beautiful.
Very elegantly done. No pretence, just class.
I love those old razors.........:tu