Pics of one of them is in page 46 of this post... The other one i will post soon... This one says wade and dutcher's choice...
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Pics of one of them is in page 46 of this post... The other one i will post soon... This one says wade and dutcher's choice...
Yes, it is a wedge, Phrank.Quote:
Originally Posted by Phrank
How did/does it shave?
It doesn't disappoint. Enough said I think.
It's not Dutcher but Butcher. The W and B are enlarged on the etching to cover both lines of text.Quote:
Originally Posted by robert2286
Ohh yeah! Cool! I thought that was different! So it says Wade and Butchers Choice ... Is there anyway to know time frame of manuf ?Quote:
Originally Posted by ScienceGuy
They can narrow it down basically the tang stamps are the best way, post a pic and I'm sure someone will chime in for ya
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So here is the first W&B... Does anybody knows the time frame that it was manufactured? Also i havent seen this razor around... Is it common? rare? Not that it matters but i just like to know
Thanks
Here is the other w&b that i would like some info on...Attachment 153535Attachment 153536Attachment 153537
Thanks in advance
Post 1892 due to the "ENGLAND" on the tang stamp. Somewhere between there and the 1920's I'd say.Quote:
Originally Posted by robert2286
As for common or uncommon? I've seem more FOR BARBERS USE razors than I've seen of your razor's stamps. However, W&B made MILLIONS of razors.
Enjoy,
Willie
Sweet ... Thanks... What about the second razor? The tang says manufactured byQuote:
Originally Posted by Wullie
Wade and butcher
Sheffield
That's a nice older W&B. I figure 1850's-1880's. Very nice.Quote:
Originally Posted by robert2286
Probably be a great shaver.
