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Hi guys,
Today I got a hold of some vintage blades. Some of them I cant find much info on and some are really interesting , to me.
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Nice score, Joseph.
Looks like you'll be busy this winter.!
I have one just like the top razor second set of pics. When I get home I'll share, different maker though. Sweet finds!
Aloha!
Congrats on the new vintage blades. Enjoy the restorations!
-Zip
Very nice, there's some interesting blade in there. Congrats!
Wow! Nice finds.
The Holmes interests me. I found a directory for Derby from the 1840s that lists both a George and Henry Holmes as Cutlers and Ironmongers, but that razor looks a bit earlier than that and it's hard to say.
Thanks, interesting.Quote:
Originally Posted by ScienceGuy
The two which stand out for me is one that says "Paris" , I can tell it will be a lovely piece and the one with a funny tang , it says "fine India steel" and nothing else.
Unfortunately the edge is really rotten and corroded
The Fine India Steel razor has been reground; it may have had a maker etched or stamped into the face of the blade.Quote:
Originally Posted by JOB15
This is like the twin to the one razor you found, this is a WM and JG Parker. I have not been able to find anything about it in my searches. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...7efdb67be9.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...c0cf78e8f0.jpg
Pretty Neat! :tu
The top one is Fwench! :)
It's the same razor just a close up of the maker :)Quote:
Originally Posted by sharptonn
Nice haul, congrats, like the hunters say, "You killed it now you have to clean it". :o
