Thread: Celluloid Degassing with impressive results

I wanted to post these pictures of a razor I had in storage since 2008 and possibly get your feedback ,if any .
This was a frame back that had been in storage since 2008 in a large plastic bin with 90 other frame back razors.This is the only one that suffered any damage.
They were all packaged in individual polyethylene sealed bags with camellia oil to prevent corrosion.I have had some celluloid degassing problems before,but never to this extent.It destroyed the bag that contained it,but the Id label was legible
The razor was a Fredrick Reynolds from around 1870.with imitation tortoise shell scales. (A Shame)

Thank,you,and Kindest regards,Gary