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  1. 02-14-2013, 10:43 PM #1
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    Default B Worth Sheffield Sway Back Hump Back Tang Smiling Blade

    I don't see this maker in the SRP database. I also have not seen a production razor possessing all of these lines in one razor before. It's evident a lot of effort went into the making of this blade. Does anyone else have such a razor? It's my most favorite in my collection.

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    Oh, you're so lucky to have it! Awesome!
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    I can see why it's your favourite, that is a handsome looking razor.
    Thanks for posting.

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    Great looking razor for sure, very curvy!

    B WORTH & SON, Sheffield, ca. 1873 - 1953
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    Looking at some files that i saved and found this.
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    Thanks for that info. I see some early similarities to my B Worth in their No. 575. It's interesting to see such evolution.

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    Easy to understand why that would be a favorite Chris. I have not seen that profile before and she is a beauty.
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    Hardly a straight line to be seen, just smooth curves for a very handsome looking blade.

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    Wow, that one is a curvey British Liz Hurley of a razor!
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    Certainly a very elegant blade, isn't it? B. Worth and Sons was one of the trademarks of the Himsworth family, of 'The Story of Cutlery' fame. Distant relatives of mine.
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