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    Default Horizontal stabilizer? Secondary spine?

    This interesting razor just got sold. Thomas W. Ward & Co.

    Any info about this grind? Might be challenging to hone.

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    That’s certainly uncommon. I’ll be wanting to hear from others on this.
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    Broke the blade on the grinder, MIG welded it back together, ground the weld partway down???
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    I've not seen that grind before...wow! It is a variation of the Rattler type grind and a kin of the fullered blade offered by a few manufacturers.It was most likely ground with a two wheel grinder with shaped narrow wheels.
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    I was going to say a regrind of a fuller wedge. It’s an odd one for sure.
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    I have seen that grind somewhere on this forum before but for the life of me can't remember where or what it is called. If it was a regrind of a fuller wedge, would the engraving/etching still be on the concave upper part? Early version of a bellied hollow? Also it looks to have heavy hone wear on the spine and longitudinal stiffener. Interesting indeed.

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