Thread: More restos Boker and Pradat Brun Frame Back

Very nice work on the Frameback Pradat- Brun. The first registration trademark for the Pradat- Brun firm came in 1904, with the name Pradat-Brun and the logo of a shaving brush (blaireau). Mr Pradat was involved in others cutlery association before this registration.

It was 4 years later 1908 that the Pradat-Brun registered the "England Barber" trademark.

Perhaps this helps you in dating this razor.

Boker is now complete and shave ready to mmy standards

The tools




lent to me from another member he was a little hesitant




my first repin and the scales survived




still need some practice but for my first complete restore from ebay she shavedvery smooth and for the price I got it for in less than two months of Mach 5s she's paid for

Not too bad for a 105 year old razor
then



now

So any how Prada peening was interesting seeing used old horn for spacer and did my first sleeve job for the pivot seeing my rods on hand are too narrow closes nice tight and will be up for sale as soon as I can hone her.

They both turned out really nice, great work Enjoy!

Originally Posted by Martin103

They both turned out really nice, great work Enjoy!

thank you Martin, was losing desire for the Pradat was real "FUGLY" as you can see when I got her. Boker shaves real nice this one will have to wait and see I know a "real shave ready" should fetch another 10-15.