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  1. 01-21-2013, 02:30 AM #1
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    Cool Oldies but Goodies in Horn

    Couple just coming off the bench..

    The Greaves & Sons in Translucent Buffalo Horn, I used the original lead wedge Nickel Silver pins with SS washers.


    The Hayles again with Translucent Buffalo Horn a Faux Ivory wedge and all Brass hardware..


    Both razors were polished to a nice Satin finish.

    Honing: Chosera 1k, Henckels 1-3-8 Select Coticule


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    I love test shaving these old stubies, they tend to be smooth as silk on the face...
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    Default Oldies but Goodies in Horn

    Very nice looking razors...hope to get something unique like those in the future.
    Classic, traditional Barber and owner at Barber's Notch in Brigham City, Utah.
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    Oh wow!!! those are super awesome Glen!!! I would agree with the silky smooth stubie shave. My John Barber is my number 1 razor. That Razor and I just get along!!

    Again, very nice work!!!
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    Oldies but Goodies is spot on! Couple of great looking razors Glen. Best Regards Kenny
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    Quality craftsmanship as always Glen.
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    Those are some fine looking Stubs, Glen. They made such nice heavy blades in that period, cut whisker with out making as much as a sound.
    ......... Making Old Razors Shine N' Shave, Once Again.
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    Glen,

    Amazing job as usual. You are making me very anxious!!!
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    Truly beautiful work Sir !! That's something for me to aspire to.
    I'd like to get me some of that translucent buffalo horn....
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    Love the horn scales and pins but especially love the fact that you left a satin finish and not mirror on these, Great work!
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    Yeah I am not a huge fan of real mirror finishes, some people request it, but really the razor decides more then anything...
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