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    Quote Originally Posted by RezDog View Post
    It has a LeCoulter blade in it right now. I have no idea who made the frameback. That one will take a little searching. With such a tiny tail on it. It sort of makes me wonder how old it is, although the French had small tails for quite a while.
    The only one I have like it has another tang stamp. The tapered shape of the spine is not a common one for that type of razo. Makes honing a real pleasure.
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    Some nice finds. I am still looking to snag a frameback with a replaceable blade like that.
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    That is a great bunch to look forward to working on. Please keep us in the loop as you bring them back.
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    Those are some great additions to the "to do" list.
    Congratulations and enjoy!

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    Man you have some sweet scores to share here lately really glad you've shared them
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    Quote Originally Posted by RezDog View Post
    Yes. It is 7/8 as well which is not a size I see often in old French razors. The scales are not original, but the blade looks like it won't need much.
    That's a nice one Rez, That company is very old but yours is not 1930-50 but that's not to take anything from it coze you will really like that one.
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    Thanks Martin. My guess was a little older, but not a lot, 1920ish was my guess. I once had a frameback by the same maker. This one will become one of the long term residents.
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