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    In my book, this is probably one of the coolest razors ever. It'll bring major bucks. Someday I'll get nuts and snatch one....after hitting the lottery.
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    W R Case Vintage Straight Razor | eBay
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    Your link doesnt work? Is it the one with the groovy scales?
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    Yeah. Metal flake, red yellow green....gets me every time.

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    That is one fuggley lookling razor.JMO
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    Quote Originally Posted by wyobarbershop View Post
    Yeah. Metal flake, red yellow green....gets me every time.
    Cool scales, but i must say i have never seen a Case razor with a stamp like that! Usually always on the tang stamp is Case Bradford etc.

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    Hahaha. I dig it. The blade needs TLC but the funky scales would brighten up any rotation.
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    I have a WR Case Ek-Sel. Fine razors! The logo is confusing. Some say Ek-Seh, Ek-Seb...
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    Nice one! wasnt aware of the Ek-Sel line very interesting.

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    They don't come along very often. I don't know the story behind the name. They all seem to have vibrant scales.
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    Those type of scales are usually referred to as "Christmas tree"
    scales in the pocketknife collecting field. Many different makers used that material for pocket knives over the years. I have typically seen those on German made knives, but they were also used on American made knives as well. Do a google search on Fight'n Rooster or Bulldog Brand knives and you will see scale material in a whole myriad of interesting colors and patterns. I often wonder why relativity so few materials made it to the straight razor world.

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