Marsh Brothers custom restore

Did this for a member , it is a 7/8 full wedge, the thickest one I can remember ever in my hands.
Request was for smoke acrylic with orange wedge and a scale design like some more unconventional ones that I have done in the past.

The blade had deep pitting that did not buff completely on the back. On the front luckily not so much and I was able to preserve the etch.

I pinned the razor in brass rod and stainless washers.

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That's very nice and clean job Stefan. I am interested which way you did polish job on the blade?

Wow very nice restoration, i think the blade came out really nice comparing to where it started, great job!

Very impressed with the scales work. Very modern looking. I like it. :)

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Originally Posted by KING2011

That's very nice and clean job Stefan. I am interested which way you did polish job on the blade?

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I buffed the blade, greaseless then buffing compounds.

Looks just great Stefan. The scales really tease about their contents.