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    Quote Originally Posted by tintin View Post
    rattler, my understanding is that a faux frameback has a seperate piece added on the spine. where as a real frameback has the spine and tang as one piece with a seperate peice of metal added as the blade.
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    You have a "Frameback" that the flat blade sits in

    You have a "Replaceable blade Frameback" with the little screw at the front that releases the blade

    You have a "Faux-Framback" where the Blade and tang/tail are one flat piece and a "Back" is pressed on the thin spine

    You have "Rattler" grinds like pictured here,
    HOWEVER later on after the turn of the century 1907ish the Name "Rattler" was used on many different Hollow grind razors so it loses the meaning of a "Rattler Grind"


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