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    Hellow There!

    Recently I ran into a "Marble" 100th anniversary "Damascus Steel" straight razor.

    I'm wondering if you have ever heard of or used any straight razor produced by this manufacturer.

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    Not a razor, but I bought one of their pocket knives a year or so ago. It was cheap and crappy.

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    Yea, they are not known for making quality products.
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    Their vintage knives and axes were high quality and go for big bucks on the bay. I don't think they made razors back in those days. Some outfit bought the name and is trying to cash in apparently. A quality damascus razor is usually north of six or seven hundred dollars.
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    I just found the same think on e bay and was checking here to see if I could find quality reports. Thanks to everyone for letting me know not to waste my money on this.

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    The Marbles name was once a benchmark for quality knives. I made the mistake of buying a Marbles razor on eBay; it was made in Pakistan and was of abysmal quality. Don't know what to do with it...I could set a bevel on a DMT and make it sharp and ugly, but the edge probably would not last through one shave. Live and learn!

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