Very nice Maxterpice Tarkus! Congratulations! :rock:
Béla
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Very nice Maxterpice Tarkus! Congratulations! :rock:
Béla
Oooo ahhh!
Here are some I dug out of my "to do" pile. Of particular interest are the silver collars on the bottom one, usually seen in brass, and the tang configuration on the top one
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What's to do? They all look great!
Yeah, agreed, leave them as they are and just hone them.
+1 Just a little cleaning, honing and put them back in service ASAP! I have a lot of razors, some pristine and some w/ patina and I enjoy shaving with each an d every one of them.
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Originally Posted by EisenFaust
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Originally Posted by carlmaloschneider
Not to worry, Gents! The reason I have not gotten to them is I have several bigger projects in the works! These all have good scales. Just a little active rust to deal with and cleaning, oiling the scales. A few pivots tightened and then honing. Nice Oldies! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Joed
hey guys i am fairly new to this, but i was strolling through town and went into the local antique shop and found this little gal and swooped it up. its definitely got some tarnish on it, but other than that no cracks or chips... the only other thing is the pivot pin is a little loose causing the blade to come out ever so slightly when held upside down... said it was shave ready, but i dont know about that... tell me what you guys think? ahhh i dont know why the images are upside down! Attachment 103468Attachment 103469Attachment 103470Attachment 103471Attachment 103472
Blade has some major issues,one of the pros hopefully can help.
ya i thought the blade edge and spine looked a little iffy... but it wasnt to much and i have always liked the barbers notch... what kind of issues?
