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  1. 01-01-2022, 12:53 PM #1
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    Default Henry Sears Frameback (Alias ,rattler/faux frameback,and maybe more to follow)

    Another rattler,Henry Sears made by Wade and Butcher.The tags in the photos are accurate as far as I know.This razor is also a great shaver.Please advise if you have one and your experience with it.Kindest Regards GaryName: IMG_2725.jpg Views: 104 Size: 26.8 KBName: IMG_2727.jpg Views: 112 Size: 29.8 KB
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    Another great looking razor!
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    Sweet...!!!
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    Nice looking razor.

    How do you know it was made by Wade and Butcher? Is it stamped on the tang?
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    No experience with that one but I have a Henry Sears & Son Queen 7/8 #740 which is a good bit later but a fabulous shaver.
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    I also have her kid sister a Queen 3/4 #640. It is still in the restoration process so I can't speak to its nature as a shaver but it too is a singing hollow grind so I have high hopes it is similar. It is virtually the same, just a size smaller.
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    Regards 32t

    I bought it with some other razors from a guy in Boston,they were in his displayed collection and all had provenance/info cards.This is the info on the cards,doesnt mean much I agree.The font stamping looks like their script ,to me.Thanks for your comments Best Regards Gary
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    That sure is a nice straight razor!
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