Friedmann & Lauterjung's Celebrated in horn

A custom restored Lauterjung's for a member here.
The razor is 8/8 massive hollow ground with very minimal hone wear. Unfortunately pitting close to the edge did not allow to clean up completely on greaseless compounds. I removed as much metal as possible without jeopardizing the edge, then moved on to buffing compounds.
Scales are Honey Ox horn copy of the originals pinned with nickel silver and stainless washers. The wedge is gabon ebony.
This is one really impressive razor.

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Hell of a job on that wedge and I really love the small washers. Great pin job. One lucky member.
Thank you for sharing it.

I haven't touched a Friedmann & Lauterjung - or an Electric Cutlery Co. (which is their company) that was any thing but outstanding. 'Very handsome Mainaman - and should be an outrageous shaver.

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Originally Posted by Hirlau

Hell of a job on that wedge and I really love the small washers. Great pin job. One lucky member.
Thank you for sharing it.

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This one is a hollow ground, those 8/8 hollows are my favorite Sheffields.

I meant the wedge at the end of the scale. the way you blended the wedge into the scales.

Very Nicely done Stefan ... The scales are just so smooth :tu

So smooth and clean :D Very nice Stefan :nj

Love it! Well done

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Originally Posted by Hirlau

I meant the wedge at the end of the scale. the way you blended the wedge into the scales.

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Oh yeas it came out really well.

Very nice job altogether and those scales are just great.

Bob

That Is A Beauty!

An elegant combination of modest and massive :D I too like your pinning, it looks superb.

Great looking blade, the scales look so smooth, and the wedge is almost invisible, Great work!