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Working our way back to the original form from the present state of razors 200+ years old is a sketchy way of figuring out what they looked like originally. There are many different ways these razors...

This is something I've been wondering about, but it's difficult to know for certain.

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Norris is 1790-1800, strange...

It's a bit of a trick of the light. The bevel continues all the way back to where there's that little dogleg in the spine just before it gets to the WOLF mark.

My strong suspicion is that a lot of...

The history of the WOLF (crown) mark is fairly complicated and murky. John Shepherd, or possibly John Shepherd and his son of the same name, seem to have produced razors from 1774 until the late...