Thread: Torrey Team!

First and still favorite vintage razor. Purchased from a
barbers estate without scales thinking it was made
that way. When I discovered the pivot hole, it was
put in a discards box. I came here, decided I needed
a razor and discovered the scales (and rust) would
not be a problem.

My departed uncles razor.. brought back into use.
smooth perfect shaves..
my favorite shaver

Here is my Torrey 4/8 wedge with Bolivian Rosewood scales. It was given to me by my grandfather and restored by Max. The pictures of it were also taken by Max (he is a WAAYY better photographer than I am ). It is the best-looking razor I own.

I've decided to leave to myself this razor. An interesting edge. Pearl tangs.
This razor is mentioned in "The Razor Anthology".

This is one of my Torrey's with a barber's notch. A nice little shaver, it's one of my favorites.

here is mine (sorry for the poor quality picture i need a new camera)

Just picked up a Torrey at an antique place. Didn't know what it was but it looked like it was good enough for some TLC. Paid $15, not bad, good to see it is well liked here. They also had a blonde Genco for $20 but I liked the wooden handle on this one.

Full Double Concave, French point, MOP tang, scales hold the blade, and a worked back.

I picked this one up here on SRP from Smythe, and it is far and away my best shaver. Absolutely fantastic razor.

Here's my first Torrey. Still have to hone it up, but very excited to try it!