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    Well i bought this old, near wedge on the flea market for 2.50 , and i regrind it .It was in awfull condition - all rusted and chipped on the blade .
    I regrind it , unfortunately , some pitings , were too deep , so i seal them with orthophosphoric acid . I eched them
    It is a softer steel , but takes madjical edge
    My top shaver ever . It has wellow bronze scales , that are coverd with nickel to look metall .
    It was 7/8 , but now is more like between 5/8 and 6/8 more a 6/8 . It was wedge or near wedge
    I use smaller weel on the grinder , so i gave it a bit of concave.
    There is a sighn on the scales Dagger and a cross in the quadrant.
    If someone is aware , what is the manifacturer of the blade , please tell me .
    It is softer steel , but veeeery good . Real soft steel , but madgical .

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    Last edited by RusenBG; 10-27-2016 at 08:53 AM.
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    I don't know, but I'll hunt for the stamp later today.

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    Well i did search , but i did not fint anything The cross is a symbol of Shefield manifacturers , but im not shure
    Im happy with it anyway
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    Thats a hard one to find, there is no tang marks? and no way to find out if the scales are original. And it doesnt look like a Sheffield razor.

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    Intresting that all my Solingen blades are hard steel .I didnt have Shefield razors Not a single , to compare it .
    But this one is a soft steel , still very goood .
    Intresting .

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    The dagger and cross is the trademark of Schwert...a well known company for medical razors and edged equipment. I am not sure whether they survived WWII. I can't look it up on my phone but you can.~Richard

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    Right on the money Geezer,,,,,,& I've been hunting for hours.

    WW2 GERMAN ANTIQUE MEDICAL SURGICAL STRAIGHT RAZOR – SCHWERT | eBay
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    So a genuine German army medical razor. At long last!

    So I read where RusenBG has concaved it on a wheel in reading the OP.
    Could it have been a microtome?
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    Thanks to "Dresden" who turned me on to them years ago. They were often stainless steel. I love mine. They also were up to 25mm/ 8/8ths where others were 5/8ths or less like the Wapienica's(?)
    ,~Richard
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    Right on the money Geezer,,,,,,& I've been hunting for hours.

    WW2 GERMAN ANTIQUE MEDICAL SURGICAL STRAIGHT RAZOR – SCHWERT | eBay

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