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Thread: Challenge Cutlery Co / Challenge Razor Works, History and Catalog pages.

  1. 09-03-2014, 03:39 AM #1
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    I have 3 Challenge razor in my collection, gave a nice shave when I tried it, so I bought several more made in CT razors (Landers, Frary and Clark, and a Hartford Razor as well since I live in CT!

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    Need to do some cleanup on this one:



    Had to do some cleanup on this one, has dark black scale on lots of the tang and some of the blade area, but cleaned up well with MAAP and I could see the rifle etching on the blade still! This one gave one of my best SR shaves when I tried a few times a few months ago when I first got in to SR's. Had issues honing, so I put them aside while I used a DE to get used to wet shaving from the cartridge razors, getting ready to go back into SR's now!

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    Those are nice and should serve you well. They do have some hard steel in 'em for sure.
    Here's one I don't shave with. It's never been honed except at the factory.
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