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    Default 1820s Wade & Butcher, Black Horn

    blade was in pretty poor shape, it got some grinding on the belts, and then some buffing.. The scales are new, close to original shape, and I made a new lead wedge, tried to be as careful as I could while making it (I cut it from a lead brick I found in my grandfather's garage a couple years ago).











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    Looks pretty good for a razor that's pushing 200 years old.

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    Nice work, great looking razor

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    Nice one Brad...as always. Your work is spectacular.

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    Nice .. lead and horn ... as the good Lord intended it to be

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    Quote Originally Posted by RayCover View Post
    Looks pretty good for a razor that's pushing 200 years old.
    Do you think we will look that good at that age?
    It is easier to fool people than to convince them they have been fooled. Twain

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    Another one off your bench that just screams wow Brad! Beautiful work.

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    Woo hoo! I can hardly wait to shave with it.
    -Zak Jarvis. Writer. Artist. Bon vivant.

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    I love blades stamped with a Royalty cypher! Awesome piece of history. Nice work too.

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    Great job Brad. That is one sweet looking razor.

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