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These all cam in while I was away at work.
There are some that are very old and after some work would be pretty sweet and a couple of other that don't need much. Most of this cam from two lots of primarily junk with some hidden gems. I did not need more to do but couldn't let them go without a bid.
They are nice,, some cleaning & honing ahead. :D
Oh dude I am so far behind on honing.
I'm a happy shopper.
Shopping is more fun than honing. :shrug:
Veritable Vincent, eh?
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 Johnson is my favorite!! Nice catch!
~Richard
The Frenchy will take LeCoulter blades. She will require a slight reshape to fit due to trying tovforce folks to buy only ths mfgr of blades. LeCoulter didn't patent his razor and there were many similar.
Nice score my friend
More like irritable Vincent, for now.
Really nice finds Rez
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.Quote:
Originally Posted by Geezer
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.Quote:
Originally Posted by RezDog
,~Ric
Some nice finds. I am still looking to snag a frameback with a replaceable blade like that.
That is a great bunch to look forward to working on. Please keep us in the loop as you bring them back.
Those are some great additions to the "to do" list.
Congratulations and enjoy!
Pete <:-}
Man you have some sweet scores to share here lately really glad you've shared them :)
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.Quote:
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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.
