So PLEASED with RupRazor! Thanks Ken!

The pictures speak volumes. The professionalism, skill and class of Ken at RupRazor. HIGHLY recommend him. The Heirloom W&B that turns out was the personal best razor of my Great Great GREAT Grandfather George Rook of Liverpool, England, who made his way to New Amsterdam, Indiana in 1857. I cherish this and many thanks to Ken who sent it presented in a velvet jewelry box! Note as well the work done on the Puma Special, Dubl Duck No. 1, and the Hunter & Sons 1830's Sheffield. AWESOME!

(The W&B was a WRECK..... Ken transformed it!!!)

those look great... very nice pieces to have in the family:nj


ps. have any before pics?

Beautiful pieces! What more can you say!

Rup has 2 of my razors right now and that just made me more excited to get them back one is a W&B wedge the other is a Henry Sears and Sons that was my stepfathers grandpas so its one that I know the history on. I will post the pics when I get them back. Those are some really nice razors you have there. He did a great job.

Before pics here

Ken did a great job with those, I especially like what he did with your wade and butcher!!

They did come out nice. Considering the spidering on the W&B, I would definitely recommend keeping some Camellia Oil on it to ensure with the pitting left that the rusting does not come back.

Lynn

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Originally Posted by Lynn

They did come out nice. Considering the spidering on the W&B, I would definitely recommend keeping some Camellia Oil on it to ensure with the pitting left that the rusting does not come back.

Lynn

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Thanks Lynn. Ken had mentioned the oil as well. It is going to be an occassional shaver as I just can't seem to put down the Mappin & Webb razor I purchased from L&D Razors!

I love the blade on that hunter and sons man.

Red

Very nice Mike, congrats on some great looking razors!! :tu

Nice work Ken! :nj