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    Senior Member Themagicturtle's Avatar
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    i got this razor on ebay for like 10 dollars, i am not sure if that was the best thing to do cuz i could not find a lot of info on it. Its a Western Bro- De fi and its got the number 32 on it, i was wondering what the 32 meant and what de fi is, also i want to know what the scales are made of, i have seen these scales before and they look like wood, but feel like plastic. its 3/8 full hollow its in feed of restoring and i plan to do that some time soon

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    any info would be great
    and if i made a mistake in buying this razor please say so.

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    If you can post better pics , it will help a lot . Looks like your basic , early 20th century straight razor .
    Greetings , from Dundalk , Maryland . The place where normal people , fear to go .

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    yeah sorry my camera sucks

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    I think if you clean it up , and hone it , it should be a fine razor . From what I can see , it will take some work , but I think that razor still has some life in it .
    Greetings , from Dundalk , Maryland . The place where normal people , fear to go .

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    I can see a lot of black spots and that could mean trouble for the edge.
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    i have cleaned razors with worst rust damage, but the only difference is this is a full hollow blade, there for i need to be more careful

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    eh $10 theres no loss, not really my cup of tea but a razor is a razor! enjoy!

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