Thread: Jolly Rodgers

Hi men i would love to join the club with my only two rodgers a gentlemans set silver steel blades, wedges great shavers once you get them honed right.They are also dressed in ivory scales lovely old ladies.

Originally Posted by EisenFaust

Here's a little JR I came across...;-) Enjoy!

LOVE IT! LOVE IT!

My newest edition that is on its way to me. Needs some work, but I couldn't resist it's charms. Along the spine: "Crown GR (so 1820-1830) J. Rodgers & Sons Old English Razor". It appears to be blued on the spine and tang with the lettering in gold...we'll see when it shows up.

Cheers fellas
Ryan


Couldn't upload the photo for some reason...so you get an eBay link:
http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item...obalID=EBAY-US

Another Joseph Rodgers done up by Max which I received only a couple of days ago:

Recently acquired this little item and thought here would be a good place to post my first Joseph Rodgers. Nothing has been done to itexcept it's been honed up for use.

Just got this back today and can't wait to shave with it.

http://straightrazorpalace.com/razor...il-miller.html

I'm already looking for other JR razors, I have to say, I think I prefer a firmer blade (wedge over hollow). Just seems better for me.

Good evening, Jolly Rodgers!

I present to you, my newly won 1/4 hollow JR.

Originally Posted by dmmarck

Good evening, Jolly Rodgers!

I present to you, my newly won 1/4 hollow JR.

Nice, looks like genuine ivory too, with a nice yellow patina.

Mine,just prior to being assembled and honed,a fantastic shaver.

Originally Posted by RazorTalkin

Nice, looks like genuine ivory too, with a nice yellow patina.

The initial listing said "no bone," yet the materials and scales are all original. They can't be plastic, right? Too early?