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I thinkk that you are mistaken.

From what I see it is an IASERATI.

As it says for parts and the tangs don't look that bad.....:rofl2:

Is this what they mean when they say to bread knife your razor???????:rofl2:

This one looks interesting. Not the hall of shame.

Other than yours and my definition of patina.

The seller is not lying saying that it is typical for its age.....

zen koan

My new words for the day.

If it was "really GOOD" you wouldn't know it was.

I am sure that they were very careful.

And since it is vintage they are asking 3 times the price that I can get a new one for.:rofl2:

I would recommend thinning the spine to make the proper blade angle on that narrowed blade while honing.

Have you found the fountain of youth?:shrug:

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I agree with you but what I miss when typing is inflection.

My flip phone is to bothersome for me to add a question mark so I always end in a period. :)

:gaah: Ok I misread the origional post.....

But that isn't stolen!

How could the seller steal his own razor?

You can open a beer bottle with a shave ready razor. Why would you want to use one with cracks?

I don't see your issue with this. Someone loved that razor to sharpen it many times and there is over half of it left for your shaving enjoyment!:shrug:

To bad most of them are just the heel ends. If you could get a couple of toes they could be glued together.:rofl2:

Where is your sense of humor?

You guys are just to picky....:rofl2:

Pre 9/11 drug smuggling????

The more I look at this I wonder if they tried to remove a crack or chip? :shrug:

But then the spine show "slight wear".

Seriously..... One of the main problems I have with honing is following the previous owners technique. :rofl2:

You better e careful! When I looked at it the seconds were counting down!!!!!!!