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  1. 03-20-2009, 10:46 AM #1
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    Thank you for your comprehension..

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    I have finished today the razor about which spoke in this topic http://straightrazorpalace.com/aucti...b-butcher.html
    W&B, "For barbers use", 17/16.
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    Very nice work. That's a beauty of a blade.
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    Hi, guys! I put some new pics in the Wiki DataBase to honour the Club. I hope you appreciate.
    Tip: start exploring from letter "W".
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    Yay! What a week! First of all, Squid unexpectedly arrives two months early on Sunday. Then the postman dropped this beauty from Buddel through the letter box this morning. It shaves better than it looks.

    So do I qualify for admission & can anyone tell me what this gem is known as?

    Thanks Gabor You rock
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    Dear fellows of The Butcher Shop,
    just few words to share with you an interesting online source titled The Butcher Works.

    Best regards
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    Here something for the Club!
    You can find top views and general informations about the razor here (SRP DataBase). The razor came to me in very good conditions: the blade, with a small chip, was perfectly mirrorring, but blond horn scales were in poor conditions (bended and without spacer).
    She's about IV˝ in the Henckel's chart (see #1). The back is in diamond shape for 2/3 of the edge and in quill shape for the remaining 1/3; then square as usual in the back (see #2-3 and 5). Marks on the shank are still very very deep (see #4) and grinding marks (vertical lines) are visible (see #2,4). Washers are all like the one in pic.#6, except from one that is slightly different (#7).

    I wonder if this Wade&Butcher is a nice regrind or not. Impressions are highly welcomed!
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    Scaled my $6.50 W&B hollow.
    Not too bad for my second attempt at scales, but I need better wood, and a few more tools.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spike J View Post
    So do I qualify for admission & can anyone tell me what this gem is known as?

    Thanks Gabor You rock
    That is known as beautiful!
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