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    these 2 razors i found at a antique store near by my home. one is a "redpoint razor" made by anton wingen jr. the other, is a "my sweetheart" made by veriso. This razor has a strange point(to me anyways), i was wondering if this is a re grind or the way it came. thanks in advance for any info!
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    Wow, I like that Sweetheart's grind! It looks like it'd keep the cutting edge away from the bases of your ears, which is where my spikes always bite me.

    The way the etching's left edge follows the line of the blade end makes this look like the original shape, rather than a regrind. That's just my opinion, since I haven't seen a blade like this before.

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    thats what my thoughts were, but my limited razor knowledge made me wonder! if it is the original grind what would one call it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by roughkype View Post
    ... It looks like it'd keep the cutting edge away from the bases of your ears, which is where my spikes always bite me.
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    Nice finds! Sorry I can't help you with your questions though as my razor knowledge is pretty limited right now.

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    unfortunatly I think the sweetheart has been altered. a quick search provided this:
    http://straightrazorpalace.com/razor...edinburgh.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by rearviewmirror View Post
    unfortunatly I think the sweetheart has been altered. a quick search provided this:
    http://straightrazorpalace.com/razor...edinburgh.html
    Yep, I think you're right. But I still like the shape a lot. Now, how does one go about regrinding?
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    I'm fairly certain that a chip was removed from the tip of the blade.

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    I like the look of that red point. It should clean up pretty nice!
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    thanks guys, i guess the census is that its a regrind, oh well i still like it! the redpoint should clean up just fine!

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