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    I've been attracted to less standard blade shapes for the past couple years. One (see pic) has been haunting me from my early days of RAD and is still eluding me. Everytime I see one for sale I feel my heart skip a beat, plus they always seem to be more than I have available at that time

    But alas I'm currious if others have a blade shape that stops them in their tracks if even for a minute. I know this probably follows closely with another recient thread, but I'm not talking about grails here I'm talking a shape, outline, even scale type, that stops you for a sec and gets you looking at it...
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    Yep.This one.Jimmy beat me to this one but I'm still hoping to get one someday.
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    Here is the one that came to my mind as soon as I saw this thread.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JimmyHAD View Post
    Here is the one that came to my mind as soon as I saw this thread.
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    Hell, wait until Bassguy comes along. Smile, you ain't seen smile, he has a full tooth showing lear of a razor.

    I really don't have anything that is not conventional. These are as close to less common as I have:





    And these are production razors, as is Bassguys, but his is radical in the extreme.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DwarvenChef View Post
    But alas I'm curious if others have a blade shape that stops them in their tracks if even for a minute.
    Well, this one doesn't stop me in my tracks because of its classy style. It's more like stopping in your tracks to look at a two-headed dog, a house fire or a car wreck. It ain't pretty, but it's hard to look away. This razor is marked Eggert Bros. Cutlery Co, Racine, Wisc. and was made in Germany. The blade has a sort of spatula effect being much narrower at the heel and a severely rounded toe. I don't believe it is a corn razor (I've had a number of them). Does anyone have any idea if there is a name for this design - - other than ugly?

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    Dwarven, I'm very sorry to say it, but I have a W&B like the one you posted. I'll snap some photos tomorrow for you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hawkeye5 View Post
    Hell, wait until Bassguy comes along. Smile, you ain't seen smile, he has a full tooth showing lear of a razor.
    That's the very blade I was going to say... Man, I want one of those razors... Looks like a blast to play with
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    Quote Originally Posted by Walt View Post
    Well, this one doesn't stop me in my tracks because of its classy style. It's more like stopping in your tracks to look at a two-headed dog, a house fire or a car wreck. It ain't pretty, but it's hard to look away. This razor is marked Eggert Bros. Cutlery Co, Racine, Wisc. and was made in Germany. The blade has a sort of spatula effect being much narrower at the heel and a severely rounded toe. I don't believe it is a corn razor (I've had a number of them). Does anyone have any idea if there is a name for this design - - other than ugly?

    Regards - Walt

    Looks like a spatuzor or a spoonzor or something. Maybe for spreading icing on a cake. The real question is -- does it shave?
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    Quote Originally Posted by ShavedZombie View Post
    That's the very blade I was going to say... Man, I want one of those razors... Looks like a blast to play with
    That's the one! The most unique blade I've seen. Also the only one I've ever seen. You may have to wait a long time.

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