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Mark, George Korn had the patent. And was quite 'close' to Champlin of Cattaraugus.

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Definitely explains how we see Cattaraugus razors with it.

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It would not be...

Thank you, My Friend!:D As from a running horse, it looks great. Blade and scales were pretty battered.
YOU know about a pile of rubbing, I know. It had to have some scars and wear left, no other...

Sorry Ed! As you said hammered..... The examples I have held like it were smooth. Patterns molded into the scales!

Thanks, Mike! In the future, NEVER do that! :roflmao


Hammered tang, Ed. That example IS quite nice! :tu

Cool, Roy! I can see it fine. It was also interesting to read through the patent Martin provided. I don't necessarily agree with all of it, but I suppose as getting a patent granted, some advantages...

Well-done, Martin! :tu

It surely does have that feature, but it seems the American versions such a Zak's are very pronounced. We all know Korn made razors for lots of makers and supposedly held the patent. Makes me wonder!...

Thanks, Ted. I have not seen this grind before either, but I think it predates the scales. Most blades I have seen were the 'fit's your face' hammered tang ones. I actually was looking for one of...

Thanks, Wullie! Shaves a treat! :D

I appreciate that, Dave! :)

Well, to be honest, Steve, a Filly 14 moved out of my rotation to make room for it! :rofl2:

Thanks! :bow I thought...

Of all the razors, I own, a Robison Suredge has eluded me. Nice blades are hard to find and the enduring reputation had me outbid constantly. I did snag some Suredge scales a few years back, in rough...