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    I don't know much about the brand but I will say that is quite the razor to look at. I don't know if I have seen one so striking.

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    Way over priced for me. It has chips and has lost 70% of the etching on the blade from being cleaned up. I have no idea what the scales are worth.
    Maybe I'm wrong and they are worth it. I'm always willing to be wrong.

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    Yea, the scales might be worth something but the blade is chipped pretty badly.

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    The chips can be fixed dont they? What ive found is that the brand joseph rodgers & sons was the royal cutler and that the blade might be from the 1840-1890's during queen victoria reign

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    You could have the chips honed out and Joseph Rodgers made beautiful razors. I've never seen one go for that much though. I found one that sold for 350 on the bay but the condition was far greater.

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    Yeah i believe that the silver scales are what made the high price

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    It's a beautiful set up I just think the razor has seen it's fair share of life. And if I were looking to spend a fair amount of money for a razor with sterling silver scales I would hold off and find something a little better taken care of. Just my opinion.

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    I have a couple of Joseph Rodgers razors and they shave very nicely - there's some information here.

    But mine have plastic scales and only cost tens of dollars.

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    That's a collectors piece. Sterling Silver Scales usually go for a high price regardless of the razor itself.
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