Thread: I'm excited

let us know how it looks when you are finished putting it back in shape! Good luck!!!!!!

and.......................?
Now I´m exasperated!

So you have a beautiful razor in great condition:- original oak scales with brass pins and collars, barber & thumb notch, no jimping, English mid to late 1800s.

However I/we NEED the details:-
7/8 or 8/8
full wedge or near wedge
and above all, who made it?
beautiful razor for sure, just don´t tease us.

ps my preference would be not to change the scales to carbon fiber. Maybe keep the pins and collars and choose another wood you prefer...but its not mine

"Just the facts mam, just the facts"

Ok ok it's a 7/8 Wade and Butcher full wedge and to be honest he scales are starting to grow on me. If they are original I will leave them be.

Easy

if you decide you don't want those scales, I'll give them a home

that is a nice classy razor.

Maybe not original scales, it's hard to believe they would survive so nicely while the blade turns black, but they look old and the shape is certainly period-correct. Give them a little love.