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    Default Boker "The Celebrated" Custom Restore

    This razor is going to have a 15000 mile round trip when she heads home on Monday,,, that is mind boggling for our very own EisenFaust


    Brand: H.Boker & Co.

    Model: "The Celebrated"

    Steel: Carbon

    Grind: Full Hollow

    Size: 6/8

    Point: Hollowpoint aka Barber's Notch

    Scales: Olivewood

    Wedge: Recon Malachite

    Pins: Nickel Silver

    Washers: SS stacked outside Brass bearing

    Finish: Handrubbed Traditional Tung Oil



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    Thanks for looking

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    Looks great G. The wedge is a really nice compliment to the olivewood.

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    Oh yea!! Fantastic work! Can't wait to see it in person

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    Looks beautiful Glen, love how you placed that knot in the perfect spot, the scales and the razor look a perfect match.

    Jamie.

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    I agree with celticcrusader those olive wood scales definately look the part.

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    Nice work once again Glen. As already said the knot looks great in those scales

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    thanks gents, especially for noting the plan of the Knot I really wanted to get the one in on the backside too but it just would not cooperate, it ran into the edge of the blank

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    Wow, real nice work I do hace 7/8 Celebrated and I look foward to do something like that soon.

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    Fantastic restore Glen. It looks really nice.

    Congrats Eisenfaust. Enjoy it in good health.

    Stu

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