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  1. 05-14-2010, 09:26 PM #51
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    Quote Originally Posted by gandrw View Post
    Here is my rustique. Before and after cleanup Its about a 6/8 Wade and Butcher I picked up For a song at an antique shop. I was told by a member here that the scales where most likely horn made to look like Tortes shell. I didn't know if old horn would delaminate like this is.
    I like the patina on it (and BTW there is also some oil on the blade I forgot to wipe off for the pic.)
    Well done reviving that one Greg
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    Lord and Harvey -- 1820's? I've cleaned it up just enough to get the loose corrosion off. Shaves wicked.

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    Lovely Nice big 'ol washers there
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    Wade & Butcher
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    Thought this one fit here as well
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    I've looked a little here and here but can't find much. How would I determine approximate age and what not on my W&B and other razors I have.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gandrw View Post
    I've looked a little here and here but can't find much. How would I determine approximate age and what not on my W&B and other razors I have.
    Dunno how to pick the exact age but the ones stamped "Sheffield" are 1890ish or earlier & the ones stamped "Sheffield England" are post 1890.
    Their production roughly spanned early 1800's to early 1900's
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