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This one heads home to our very own Bandman / James...
A Sheaf Works 6/8 near wedge Greaves and Son... We went with almost the same scales as it came with which were Honey Horn I used a Bone wedge and triple stacked washers on Nickel Silver pins...
The horn was polished out by hand using Micromesh sandpaper to 12,000 grit...
The steel needed some serious work to pull the pits out but I managed to gets just about everyone of them and took the finish to a near mirror... ;)
What a beauty!
Well done, Glen! I like it.
Looks Great Glen! I'm sure that the 1st shave will be really Killer! Another Great Work of Art!!
WOW! That is truely beautiful! I can't wait to see her in person! Thank you so much!
Glen,
Beautiful job as always :tu...I do like the scales and wedge on her
James,
Congratulations. Use this beauty in good health :tu
very nice.
That Honey Horn is beautiful!
this is a beau! great work
Awesome job G & those pivots always look ... just right. :)
Like the shape on those scales G-Man nice job!!!
Great looking restore. The horn matches well with blade.
Great job.
Very nice job Glen. It all works together perfectly.
that is one sharp looking razor. where are the triple stacked washers? Am I looking at them in the pics? If I am, they must be incredibly thin, don't stick out at all!
That razor is absolutely beautiful
very nicely done, for restores of that type of blade I actually prefer what you did there the near mirror finish to a mirror finish,
Beautiful work as usual Glen! Congrats to the sure to be proud owner :)
IT'S HERE!!! Just got it in the mail today. Looks even better in person than in the pics! Now if I just hadn't shaved this morning...
:njWOW. Love Greaves and love what you did! I would call it a "traditional custom". Kudos for the fine work and thanks for sharing!
Glen,
Beautiful work.
James you're a lucky man
Greg
Amazing! The shape, tone, and "character" of the scales suits the blade perfectly.