Thread: Anyone familiar with this razor? Worth a restore?

You'll loose the etch, but it's very restorable.
And a good candidate. Being a wedge razor, there's plenty of metal that can be removed to get it looking close to new, if not.

As Paul suggested..either send it out, or sit on it till you obtain good knowledge of restoration.

There's good info in the library, and tons of it in the workshop thread " What are u working on"

There's tricks for restoring the horn scales,too. And all can be done by hand, no big shop full of power tools is needed. Just time, patience, a pile of assorted sand paper, and buckets of elbow grease, and u can do it, too.