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  1. 07-18-2011, 02:06 AM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by baldy View Post
    Very nicely done. Gotta find me one of those Baldy blades.
    I thought it was yours Grant. LOL...
    Great timber Stu...
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    Quote Originally Posted by baldy View Post
    Very nicely done. Gotta find me one of those Baldy blades.
    I was almost going to ask if you have one of these, If there was a Bright or Brighty i would do anything to get one! lol

    Well... almost anything lol
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    That is Stu-pendous work.

    The quality of the pinning is as good as any I've seen. The ebony in the wedge sets off the scales perfectly.

    The Stu-notch works perfectly to display the name on the tang.

    All I have to do now is pull out the micro mesh and give some serious elbow grease to the blade to get it up to the standard of the scales (Damn you Stu!)
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    That's cool, I like the notch. That wood is lush, if anyone does know the name of it please share! Top job, looks great! Whoever owns the razor will be made up with that...
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    Stu,

    Was this the Zebra Wood we talked about? [I have a memory like a steel thingy when it comes to names]
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brighty83 View Post
    I was almost going to ask if you have one of these, If there was a Bright or Brighty i would do anything to get one! lol

    Well... almost anything lol
    How about this maker? close enough ?

    JOHN ALBRIGHT
    516 Baltimore Street, Hanover, PA
    Used "HANOVER" Trademark
    ca. 1922-1927
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    Quote Originally Posted by onimaru55 View Post
    How about this maker? close enough ?

    JOHN ALBRIGHT
    516 Baltimore Street, Hanover, PA
    Used "HANOVER" Trademark
    ca. 1922-1927
    I guess it would be the closest there is, where do i get one and are they any good!
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    eBay ??? LOL...
    Dunno if theyr'e good but are there any bad U.S. razors ?
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    That IS NOT Zebrawood. That wood is most likely European (London) Plane Wood, Lacewood, or some type of Australian Flamed Oak. Hard to tell on such a small piece and without knowing the grain direction.
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    Quote Originally Posted by carazor View Post
    That IS NOT Zebrawood. That wood is most likely European (London) Plane Wood, Lacewood, or some type of Australian Flamed Oak. Hard to tell on such a small piece and without knowing the grain direction.
    I think its hairy oak?
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