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    Simply beautiful!!!!! Enjoy it.
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    If there are thousands, I'd like to know where. They are probably hanging out with lost socks

    FWIW, for a mere $38 I scored this dead mint, possibly NEW OLD STOCK George Wostenholms & Sons "Celebrated I*XL Razor" from ebay. Mint box. Absolutely perfect- in fact,more perfect than alot of NEW razors I have purchased as of late.

    It honed beautifully and is ready to shave. My FIRST Wostenholm- I hope I can find some more.Best of luck on your new aquisition.

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    I really like Wostenholm blades. I really like the work Traveler does. Enjoy. I received an ebay purchase last week, a 6/8s square point which es never honed for 12.50. I has a break in the scales at the wedge pin that come CA is holding together well enough. I may rescale it in the spring. If my son has time to take a pic I'll post later.
    “If you always do what you always did, you will always get what you always got.” (A. Einstein)

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    I got this one (top razor) for $30. It has a wonderful feeling in my hand, balance and heft.
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    unrestored carved bone scales Wostenholm,
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    Enjoy
    Tim

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    Lt.Arclight, What kind of hone are your displaying with your Wostenholm? I have one very similar. It is very heavy for its size. Are they proper Arkansas Stones, or what? My stone does a good job. I used it with my Wostenholm IXL Fine India Steel for a great edge. That razor I use for beard left unshaven for too many days. I am pleased with Wostenholm blades. I traded off one other one. I had convinced myself that it was too many times honed. Now I regret the trade.

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    Quote Originally Posted by timberrr59 View Post
    Lt.Arclight, What kind of hone are your displaying with your Wostenholm? I have one very similar. It is very heavy for its size. Are they proper Arkansas Stones, or what? My stone does a good job. I used it with my Wostenholm IXL Fine India Steel for a great edge. That razor I use for beard left unshaven for too many days. I am pleased with Wostenholm blades. I traded off one other one. I had convinced myself that it was too many times honed. Now I regret the trade.
    The hone under the razor is my Blue/Green Escher.

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    Quote Originally Posted by oldblades View Post
    unrestored carved bone scales Wostenholm,
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    Tim
    It looks like mine! Do you ever plan to restore it? Just curious.

    Me =)

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