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  1. 06-06-2015, 10:18 PM #1
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    Hi,

    My name is Davis. My wife is a barber. We're both into antique shopping and all things vintage. I came across an old razor and decided to get it for her birthday and i wanted to find out more info on it. I will post my questions the the appropriate section. Looking forward to talking to everyone!

    Thanks!
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    Quote Originally Posted by dchess502 View Post
    Hi,

    My name is Davis. My wife is a barber. We're both into antique shopping and all things vintage. I came across an old razor and decided to get it for her birthday and i wanted to find out more info on it. I will post my questions the the appropriate section. Looking forward to talking to everyone!

    Thanks!
    Davis , you probably could just post in here, and be fine , so we don't need to hunt for it.
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    Here are the pictures. Hope I can get some good info about this razor!

    Thanks!
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    found this for you on the forum
    http://straightrazorpalace.com/razor...-razor-id.html
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    Quote Originally Posted by whoever View Post
    found this for you on the forum
    http://straightrazorpalace.com/razor...-razor-id.html
    Thanks. That thread came up and that's what brought me to this site. Mine looked a little different than that. I wasn't for sure if mine was younger or older than that one
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    your blade and tang looks like the one in post #10 so I would guess early 1900's. you might want to clean that rust on the toe up :-)
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    Quote Originally Posted by whoever View Post
    your blade and tang looks like the one in post #10 so I would guess early 1900's. you might want to clean that rust on the toe up :-)
    What is the best way to clean it up?
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    Quote Originally Posted by dchess502 View Post
    What is the best way to clean it up?
    here Category:Blade Restoration - Straight Razor Place Library , also pick up some blue magic polish(not abrasive like mothers mag) available at the auto art store and cheaper than MAAS
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    Hi and welcome. Looks like it should clean up alright. Hope she enjoys the gift
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