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  1. 08-11-2014, 01:48 PM #1
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    Default Need some help to I identify this.

    Hi Everyone.

    I need some help from the collective wisdom of the members.
    I came across this item while on one of my hunts..

    I has some this to do with stropping but not 100% sure

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    It is a Fleming Razor Stropper & Honer from 1908. It could take straights as well as blades and its main job was to keep the blade/razor at the correct angle on the hone or the strop:

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    Wow That was fast!!

    Thanks Neil for the info and diagram!!

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    Its a pleasure, Jason.

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    There looks to be a Buck Model 119 in that case too,,, I'd get that if the price is right.
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    Its the wicked edge or apex of the early 20th century.
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    Neil - would this be used for other turn of the century alternates to the Straight?

    Very interesting - thanks for the post and the answer.
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    Amazing, the turn of the last century's "Edge Pro" for stropping.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MJC View Post
    Neil - would this be used for other turn of the century alternates to the Straight?

    Very interesting - thanks for the post and the answer.
    There are a number of newspaper ads for it, mostly dating to 1909 when it was marketed for 2 usd. All the ads say that it "...strops and hones all razors and blades, old style and safety..."

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    If you are interested i can send you the information of where i found this it is probably still there!
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