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    collection is complete..... hahaha never
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    Quote Originally Posted by woodsmandave View Post
    ...Complete, except for a massive George Savage chopper, and the same with Marshes and Shephard. I've bought everything else I could possibly want in the razor department, and these are the missing treasures...


    SO, if any of you fine fellows knows where to "get" one, I will be eternally grateful

    Oh, the collection includes at least 1 pristine example of the following, usually 2 or 3, in a big wedge-grind most likely:
    John Barber
    Thomas Turner
    Mappin Brothers
    Joseph Rodgers
    George Wostenholm
    W. Greaves
    Dovo
    Dubl Duck
    Wm. Jackson
    MJ. Higgins
    Wade and Butcher
    Joseph Smith
    Frederick Reynolds
    Brittain, Wilkinson & Brownell (GB Anchor)

    Don't even suggest any of the hollow ground solingens, I'm just not a huge fan
    Are you a lumberjack by profession or just in your spare time?
    Awesome.........no strike that......Massive Collection!!!
    In which case I am probably just starting mine
    Last edited by bonitomio; 02-02-2012 at 06:53 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bonitomio View Post
    Are you a lumberjack by profession or just in your spare time?
    Awesome.........no strike that......Massive Collection!!!
    In which case I am probably just starting mine
    lol for whatever reason, the big, old wedges appeal to me. I like the heft-makes me think I have something quality. They're easier to strop (for me) easier to hone (for me) and easier to shave (especially smiling blades).

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    Quote Originally Posted by woodsmandave View Post
    lol for whatever reason, the big, old wedges appeal to me. I like the heft-makes me think I have something quality. They're easier to strop (for me) easier to hone (for me) and easier to shave (especially smiling blades).
    Well then dont fight it.
    When you know what you like and what works for you that can only be a good thing.
    So when you go head-to-head with Paul Bunyan be sure to give us a heads up
    .................and maybe a few more pics?
    especially the Joseph & Rodgers

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    Quote Originally Posted by bonitomio View Post
    Well then dont fight it.
    When you know what you like and what works for you that can only be a good thing.
    So when you go head-to-head with Paul Bunyan be sure to give us a heads up
    .................and maybe a few more pics?
    especially the Joseph & Rodgers
    here's a pic of my rodgers. The pic is decieving: its actually a very long, large 8/8.

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    Last edited by woodsmandave; 02-03-2012 at 05:46 PM.

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