Search:

No, actually it is there. Possibly mentioning a different razor at some point would help the daftest of us.

So I don't think any of these beasts have been reground. Etch would not be there?

Am confused? Like the Stenton? Pics of a Greaves?

You gotta be kidding? 'quite reground'? Thing is sporting a 200 year-old Masonic etch! :rolleyes:

Someday, somehow, we are bound to become personally acquainted, Mr. Cheetah.


226321

Regards,
Tom

Yes, it has Masonic etching. Sadly, some pitting at the toe/top.
I reckon it should shave a treat, when honed-up. You game, Appollo? :D
I can deal an edge on it. Can you shave with it?

Indeed, Cheetameat! I suppose I should try harder! R. Sutcliffe;

226203

Well......I suppose you have rendered us speechless with that thing, Cheetah! :roflmao

So it was either made by prisoners in the USA or by same in Sheffield! I expect a good amount of English grinders hit Sing Sing! :D
They would have had to chain me to the bench and whip me to get...

It would seem that if the razors were made in Sheffield, they would have been marked as such.
Still, if made for export, perhaps they may not have been?

I have been under the impression that 'Again Superior' Stenton razors were made in New York, Zak.
Made there, or in England?
Have one on the bench as well.

I suppose that is a horse of a different color? :D

Indeed. Things such as this deserve such treatment. Or to be left alone.

I promise you. Lots are ruining history for their vanity. (whatever that is?)

Only one of those you will see, I think. Seems he got more for the FBU? It was certainly nice. The Stenton is much more rare, I think.
'Devil Stenton' There was a badass! Where is that...

No doubt one of the largest American-made razors ever, I think.