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08-23-2017, 09:41 PM #51Member
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these razors are almost too beautiful
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08-24-2017, 09:39 PM #53Captain ARAD.
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I have waaaay too many to show, so I'll just show the most unusual one.
Ragg family, 1830's. (with WR crown stamp).
What's so unusual?
Can you spot it?
... that notch! What is up with that tiny, weird notch?
Indeed...
Look closely at the wedge. There's a thumbnail catch. Pull it, and the brass wedge comes out slightly and releases that notch in the blade. When closed, it's locked. You could really safely in your pocket.
The backside is enclosed too, so there's no way to touch the edge when it's closed.-Zak Jarvis. Writer. Artist. Bon vivant.
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10-08-2017, 12:11 AM #54Senior Member
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I finally got around to it, been waiting to find some scales that I like. Here we go, W&B in ivory.. sitting on a chunk of ebony
Originally Posted by ejmolitor37
Tuzi have you gotten around to cleaning this W&B up just yet?? That will be awesome all done up in horn and lead
"Go easy"
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MK 30 with Hawaiian Koa scales. this is the razor I stare at mostly
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10-08-2017, 02:59 AM #56Member
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I AM SO JEALOUS! That is georgeous, and unique. Originally Posted by Voidmonster
I have waaaay too many to show, so I'll just show the most unusual one.
Ragg family, 1830's. (with WR crown stamp).
What's so unusual?
Can you spot it?
... that notch! What is up with that tiny, weird notch?
Indeed...
Look closely at the wedge. There's a thumbnail catch. Pull it, and the brass wedge comes out slightly and releases that notch in the blade. When closed, it's locked. You could really safely in your pocket.
The backside is enclosed too, so there's no way to touch the edge when it's closed.
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10-08-2017, 06:26 PM #58Senior Member
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Tuzi that is a stunning razor. Very nice thanks for showing it.
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10-26-2017, 12:00 AM #59Senior Member
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Throwing a few more on the thumbnotches pile...
Marshes & Shepherd tapered blade (if you believe in that sort of thing)
Greaves & Sons
John Bagshaw
Hargreaves, Smith & Co.
"Go easy"
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10-26-2017, 03:40 PM #60
A pair of Manaslu 6/8 M500s in YSS H.2 steel which is Swedish IIRC and they also made a 5/8 M50, and the blade shapes are close to Heljestrand shapes.
Cheers, Steve
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