Thread: A F. Fenney Tallyho

Thanks really at all.

Here in Galiza, in the northern spain the geman razors are the most comun but the brits ons were used by rich people, and the scales usally are better than the german ones, you are true, there are a silver panel behind teh shell,

Yes, not a poor man's razor. A beautiful thing! You seem to find some nice ones there!

Now that is a razor, beautiful and congrats.

Bob

Congratz, I love that razor..

That is a museum quality piece. Excellent pinned tortoise work, very unusual to see tortoise panelled. I would give a lot for a razor like that.

When I see a razor like this I forget all the 'let's see your shave den' and 'tape or no tape' discussions and I am so glad that this site exists....This must be considered treasure. Congratulations on your discovery.

As everyone above said it is one special razor. You are truly lucky to have such a treasure..

Yaa, Sharptonn, the only problem is that people habe this quality razors are normaly rich people, or with a rich family, and most of the best ones are more espensive than 50 euros, well....

One a question, this type of scales are done in the same place and for the same workers that made the blade ?,

Originally Posted by Robertoreigosmendez

One a question, this type of scales are done in the same place and for the same workers that made the blade ?,

This is not generally known, but as Neil Miller said in the past, much of intricate work such as those silver pins was done by girls as their hands could do the fine and tedious tasks.