Wade & Butcher Celebrated 13/16 Quarter Hollow Ground Restoration

-Gabon Ebony scales with MOP Inlays
-Camel Bone wedge
-SS double washers with Nickel-Silver pins
-Blade polished to mirror finish

Note: the razor bought with almost no hone wear which is very hard to find these days.

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the inlays are beautiful, how did you put those in if I can ask? Thanks for the pics, that razor is a great piece!

I drill 1,3 mm deep holes in the handles (inlays are 1,28 mm thick with 2-3-4 and 5 mm in diameter).
After drilling holes I glued inlays with epoxy and in the end sanding all together up to 2000 wet/dry sandpaper and buffed with white compound.

Wow, that is nicely done.

Wow, very nice... I hope one day mine restoration can look so nice like this one.

Incredible razor, especially the MoP inlays. I can't believe how pristine the blade is.