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    Default L. Hall Warranted razor age

    Hi all.
    Any info on the age of this razor?
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    I would say 1820 - 1830. The blade has been reground. Several Hall families worked in Sheffield but I found nothing on L. Hall
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    I think karlej is right on.
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    What about I.Hall?
    I tried looking at manufacturers on your database here and found nothing on any Hall.

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    What about I.Hall?
    I tried looking at manufacturers on your database here and found nothing on any Hall.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GabrielMartin View Post
    What about I.Hall?
    I tried looking at manufacturers on your database here and found nothing on any Hall.
    In old English the letter J is written as I. In that case there are 5 John Hall's listed in Tweedale's Directory. The stamp looks like an L. to me.
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    Yeah, i just got one today with "I Hall" on tang

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    not age related, but is that a crack on the heel?
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    Indeed it was, well spotted. The crack was a lot deeper after cleaning, i have removed the heel, the scales are beyond saving so i made new ones for it using light horn (honey colour) See before & after pics. I will also attach a pic of the I.Hall razor that I purchased today soon, not tonight, tired after traveling.
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    Ps, the razor above is not finished.

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