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  1. 02-14-2013, 07:48 PM #1
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    Default American knife with new horn scales reproduction of the original

    This razor I had a lot of pleasure to make. I decided to create an exact reproduction of the old horn scales which were very damaged. For pining, I used old school domed washers taken on other razors. I am pretty happy with the end results. Only honing left to do. Can't wait to try it. I love the very old look of it.

    I wonder how old is this razor, maybe around the 1860's. I have never seen that brand before. Anyone has any info on it by any chance?


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    now that is a really nice work.
    Scale shape, polish pins everything.
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    This is the second example I have seen of your handiwork today. Pretty impressive I would say. Hope it shaves as well as it looks.

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    Very nice work! Classy elegant, Enjoy!
    http://straightrazorpalace.com/razor...llow-conn.html
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  8. 02-15-2013, 03:23 PM #5
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    Well done! A fine piece of American cutlery history, respectfully accomplished.
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    I rest my case.
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    I love it. Would hope to find one of my own!
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