Thread: The Butcher Shop

I can't wait your pics too!
Cheers,
Béla

Have any of you seen a butcher like this? I have not seen with this etching.

I'm gonna add my w&b to this club.
It's a 9/8 I recently restored for myself.
Blade is buffed/polished to mirror shine, orginal scales are polished to a shine and I used the original washers.
Original lead wedge.

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After

Originally Posted by Dimitry

I'm gonna add my w&b to this club.
It's a 9/8 I recently restored for myself.
Blade is buffed/polished to mirror shine, orginal scales are polished to a shine and I used the original washers.
Original lead wedge.

Wow, nice job! That sir is a beautiful razor.

Top notch Barbers use! Are the pin washers the original ones? If not where did you get them, they look great!

Originally Posted by Mastershake

Top notch Barbers use! Are the pin washers the original ones? If not where did you get them, they look great!

Thank you for your nice comments.
Indeed sir, the pin washers are the original ones.
I kept the whole razor original, so not other parts were involved.

The neatsfoot oil worked great on the scales. How long where they in there? You've done great, it's almost as beautiful as the one you did for me (he made some new scales out of horn in the original style and was also able to keep the lead wedge and original stacked washers). Enjoy the 2 framebacks and the Biedermeier project ;-)

Finally, my first W&B

7/8 restored by me.

realy nice restoration.

Originally Posted by Carpefor

Can everyone tell me some details about my first W&B? I checked the Wiki's information but I still can't shot the period of manufacture of the blade, I also can't find that mark anywhere?

Thanks for the answers in advance!

Carpefor

That looks to be a microtome also and not a actual straight razor. Flat on one side and hollow ground on the other.