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10-26-2017, 10:37 PM #1Senior Member
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Any ideas on the manufacturer?
I have had and used this razor for some time. Never could find any info on maker. Only thing on shank "J. H. M. - SHEFFIELD - STEEL", and engraving of Queen Victoria on blade. Any info is appreciated. Thanks
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10-28-2017, 10:54 AM #2Senior Member
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I wish I could help you out...Unfortunately I don't know the manufacturer. But there is a cool/unique factor with this razor IMO. The scales and engraving, I dig it...
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10-28-2017, 12:37 PM #3Senior Member
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Thanks anyway. I changed the scales. The honey horn scales were shot.
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10-28-2017, 05:33 PM #4Senior Member
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I think we can safely assume that it wasn’t made in Sheffield.
Voidmonster and Phrank like this.B.J.
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10-28-2017, 06:10 PM #5Senior Member
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I've never seen one like it but it's very cool looking!! Did it take an edge? I've got a Sheffield "Superior" razor with seems like it was a royal commemorative razor that won't take an edge after many repeated attempts, it's probably more a decorative than a useful razor
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10-29-2017, 12:03 AM #6Know thyself
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The general shape and bone scales remind me of a Torrey I had, and I do believe they used to use Sheffield steel. But I've never seen a Torrey without their name on it.
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