Thread: Wade and Butcher fever!

Originally Posted by AntiqueHoosier

My Great Great Grandfather's W&B he brought to the United States aboard a ship from Liverpool in 1858.

Now I know how you caught the fever ..... it was handed down in the genes ..... Great to have a razor from your ancestors, but double great for it to be a W&B from way back.

Originally Posted by Phrank

Huh? Sorry, don't know what you mean...

Huh ? It is plain as the nose on your face ........

Just kidding BTW ...... I don't 'get it' either ......

A few more to add to the growing gallery

Well...since we're showing these beauties...I'll throw a few more out there:

Great collecting everyone, let me know if anyone willing to part with one .

Originally Posted by Phrank

The rare spike point...these W&B's complete me...very hard to find in that size and a spike...beautiful Andrew!

Here's another.


It's a re-grind. Hell of a shaver too.

They keep turning up in the pile.
How about one with phony chop marks on the blade?

That's a nice Chinese Razor Wullie! Here's another two, both awesome shavers:

Here's a stunning W&B "Magnum Bonum", courtesy of Robert (rbaker) from the SRP Classifieds, boy does he know how to put an edge on a blade!



Got this one from Montreal, just something being sold from an estate, near mint condition, shoulderless blade, 7/8 Celebrated:

I only have one, a 5/8 Celebrated, but long for more.....

Originally Posted by evnpar

I only have one, a 5/8 Celebrated, but long for more.....

That's a beauty...love the spine and tang area...very unique, again...love these blades...never tire of seeing them! This thread is bliss...

Here are a few of my herd. The bottom one has the same phony kanji on the front of the blade as the one Wullie posted. As you can see, I prefer original scales whenever possible and I don't shine 'em up like a new dime.