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04-27-2015, 08:08 PM #1
"Dip-at-toe" stubtails 18th century
Hi,
In the article "Old Sheffield razors" , written by Henry T. Lummus, we can read this statement (p. 263):
Like this (Razors A (1780) & B (1790)):
In this specific club, I'd like to gather razors which has such a dip in the spine at the toe,
a "dip-at-toe" and confirm or contradict the statement that such razors are from 1760 - 1790
All pics of such razor are welcome, and razors which can be dated even more!
Regards
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