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Ben I just bought my first... 04-11-2006, 06:45 PM
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Joe Chandler Both of those are very nice. ... 04-11-2006, 10:26 PM
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xman He's gonna need it! :D 04-11-2006, 10:39 PM
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    Exclamation I just bought my first straight razors!

    Yes, razors. Plural. More than one. I'm in trouble!

    I went to the local antique mall and found a couple that I found attractive and within budget. And one of them even reflects some of the advice I got here and from Bill Ellis. The other, well, it's a huge chunk of steel. I couldn't resist. I managed to wheel and deal pretty well and got 15% off the purchase price. The total for the two was $63.25 before tax. Did I do alright on prices?

    Kindly take a look at these photos. There are no cracks or chips on the blades and the wear overall is quite minimal. There's more crud on them than anything, which can sometimes make things look worse than they are. Can anyone give me more information about these or their manufacturers? Maybe how old they are?

    Picture 1
    The razor on the top was listed as having scales of horn. I'm not sure what material was used for the scales on the other razor.

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    GENEVA CUTLERY
    GENEVA, N.Y.

    Picture 5
    MANUFACTURED BY
    WADE & BUTCHER
    SHEFFIELD

    Picture 6
    A profile shot of the W&B razor. It's a cleaver!!!
    Last edited by Ben; 04-11-2006 at 07:50 PM.

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