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That happens a lot when removing pins especially those with worm holes and those that are delaminating. Just part of the process. I try to save all the parts, replace parts from the period if...

Wow what a great stub tail razor! That is a real beauty. I would not start with the buffer regrind... this will need some hand sanding and I would proceed very slowly with this project. The...

It really depends on how much rust you have. If it is heavy rust with deep pits I'll use my buffing wheel applying either a brush-on compound starting at LB 150, LB320, then LB 600 or the greaseless...

Well, I finished up the restoration. Ended up having to rescale it but tried to stay with the original design and materials. Used cow bone and it seems to give it a nice yellow tone, similar to the...

These washers could be silver as they have not rusted and shine up nicely when buffed. The scales may be ivory as Harrington apparently worked with ivory scales. Note the presentation razor that was...

I'll keep looking for bone handles on eBay, there are a few possibilities occasionally but the real issue is finding these particular washers. Never seen another design quite like them. Maybe others...

Thanks. I have tried the MAAS for about 3-4 hours and most of the rust has come off. Starting to look good and glad I waited on the sandpaper. May still have to use a very fine grit to so the final...

Just acquired a rather unusual and probably rare early American manufactured razor on eBay. Removed some of the rust and was able to read that it states "Steel Superior to all others, Manufactured by...