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I saw that Bengal on the bay. From my initial observation it looked like the tail was broken off and the razor would be 19th century just by the grind, and distinct tang.

Although lots of razors...

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Recently picked up this Evatt. Looks to be more primitive than the other Evatt's I've seen in the past. I'm guessing...

Man those are some oldies. Think of the guys life in the 1600s. Wonder what his morning routine was??? :))

Such awesome examples. Man I love this thread !! You guys have some really nice razors.

I've never seen razors from the 1600s. Could you post pics?

It's difficult but I found a guy that works at a museum that can determine the carbon and iron content with a radioactive scanner. He then goes to archives and looks at items from similar time...

It's def been reground. I did the old burned needle trick and the scales are indeed horn. It's been cleaned up. My guess someone attempted to restore it some time ago. The jimps were added probably ...

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Thoughts on this one?

I have some documentation on these older razors on my pc. I'll post what I have tonight when I get home from work

I agree. I am lucky to own two razors from this time period It's fun to think about the lives of the gentleman who were the original owners.

Excellent razors! That last one looks to be French with the lack of tail and with makers mark I would guess puts that razor in this time period. I'll do some serious research this afternoon.

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Hey guys. Here is my submission. I posted about this razor a few years back and had no success in identifying it.

I know the picture doesn't do the razor justice but the lack of the...