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  1. 12-04-2012, 06:40 PM #141
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    Default Re: American Knife Co. Plymouth Hollow, Conn.

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    Terrible picture I'm afraid.
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    Quote Originally Posted by maddafinga View Post

    Terrible picture I'm afraid.
    Better than Mine!
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    Shumates, two of them here fantastic shavers !
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  5. 12-05-2012, 01:24 AM #144
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    That is some neat advertising! Interesting about the "curve" claims. True, IMHO!
    Whomever was grinding those blades was good at it!
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    One more for good measure!
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    Anybody posted a Williams yet? Well..if not.here's one.
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    Lots of good steel came from Mass. I cannot find any info. Perhaps Martin can?
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    Did someone say Genco? I forgot I had some...





    They're both from my 'to be restored' pile. The one in the hodgepodge horn scales with the third pin (and 4th pin hole) came to me in busted C-Mon scales. The ones it's in are the only spare scales I had that it kind of fit. It's a hair shy of 7/8. Righteous spike on that baby, too! It hadn't ever been honed when I got it.

    I'd just completely forgotten about them. They got mentally lumped in with the Peter J. Michels and the Shapleigh and all those other American brands manufactured in Germany.

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    Oh My! Looks like we have arrived at Geneva/Genco!
    America's most prolific maker!



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    Quote Originally Posted by sharptonn View Post
    Oh My! Looks like we have arrived at Geneva/Genco!
    America's most prolific maker!



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    Any idea what the original scales on the Genco 'Master Barber' razor were? When I do fully restore it, I'd kinda like to put it back in the right clothes... Got a feeling the Geneva Cutlery one has been rescaled too.
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