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  1. 01-18-2013, 09:15 AM #1
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    Default J. Allen&Sons + Scales

    Hi All,
    I cleaned up this old blade and I built new scales
    in faux tortoise. the new scale doesn't match with the old design,
    I preferred a new project based on my taste.

    thank


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    Quote Originally Posted by Haza View Post
    Hi All,
    I cleaned up this old blade and I built new scales
    in faux tortoise. the new scale doesn't match with the old design,
    I preferred a new project based on my taste.

    thank


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    HEy mate, looks great, I know what you mean about the scales i think it's the barber's notch that clashes, you did a nice job though, I just picked up a joseph allen and sons as well planning to clean it up a little it was in pretty good nick when I got it though so probably won't need much
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    Hi Saitou,

    in this case the original scales were in bakelite with some cracks
    I didn't though very much about to change it

    I Have another J.Allen & Sons waiting for a restoration.
    It's older and greater than this one. Since it has a horn
    scales (with some worm bite ) I'll try to save
    the original scale
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    i think it came out really nice !!
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    Very nice!
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    Default Re: J. Allen&Sons + Scales

    Those new scales are nice looking for sure! I've been looking for one of the Joseph Allen blades that has the J Allen stamp rather than the Joseph. My initials J. Allen, so you see the attraction.

    Good lookin razor, enjoy.
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    Nice job
    Mastering implies there is nothing more for you to learn of something... I prefer proficient enough to not totally screw it up.
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    I like how the scales flare near the pivot. Very nice.
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    Nicely done. Interesting design to the scales and the whole fit and finish looks great.
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    Looking very nice the scales look great, nice choice, good work Enjoy!
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