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    Cool Just a few Vintage Restores over the weekend

    W&B Bow

    A bit of work but saved the original horn scales

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    Default DUble Duck Satinedge

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    Cool One of mine a Kinfolks "Top Notch"

    I snagged this one up because it had no hone wear and I had honed one of them some time back, awesome shavers... I have an affinity for all NY made razors..


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    Cool Another NY razor for me, a Thistle

    One more of my own

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    Ok... I'll bite: Glen, how did you get those scales so clean?

    BTW, nice job on all of them!

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    Glen how did you get them so clean??? Scrubbing bubble's???? lol Nice work!
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    I always love to see 'restore to original' when applicable. Stellar work brother. I bet you held your breath on a few when de-pinning.
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    Lovely work Glen!

    They look great!

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    They all look great and as usual im shocked at the transformation.

    My big question is on the Thistle... How the heck did you get those scales to look like BRAND new ???

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    Quote Originally Posted by HNSB View Post
    Ok... I'll bite: Glen, how did you get those scales so clean?

    BTW, nice job on all of them!
    Quote Originally Posted by Str8Shooter View Post
    Glen how did you get them so clean??? Scrubbing bubble's???? lol Nice work!
    Actually an old Toothbrush and a handful of Comet cleanser, sitting at the Kitchen sink and gently cleaning them up,,, (make sure you clean the sink after as this keeps the wifey very happy)


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    I always love to see 'restore to original' when applicable. Stellar work brother. I bet you held your breath on a few when de-pinning.
    Look at that stress crack that was in the DD on the center pin, typical DD scales the center post was a bit too big so the scales started to stress out... I was so so careful pulling that one apart, then putting it back together Luckily the crack is only internal on the scale, so it held and now that the stress is relieved, it should be fine for another 50-60 years...
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