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Well I honed her up last night, there was a pretty good edge on it to start with and it would cut arm hair at a push as it was but I took it back using my norton 1k and progressed from there. I've...

Ahh, I see. Well at least I have a ball park figure. I always like to learn a little history about my razors and yet again Neil you have been an invaluable source of information!!! Many thanks!!!

So it's pre '54 then? I'm a little confused now!!!

I was at my limit myself, I'm glad I won though. :)

Well....... The razor came in the post this morning, what a stunner. I'm really pleased with it. It actually has 'cutlers to...' Stamped on the rand but no 'England' stamp so I guess il have to re...

Thanks Neil, so the razor would have been made between 1845 when at bull street and 1854 when awarded 'cutlers to..' That's great. And still looks to be in great condition. Il post more pics when it...

Will do Martin. Thanks again for the info!!

Thank you Neil, amazing info. What would you date the razor at in your opinion??

Thanks Martin!!!! Where the heck did you find that info??!! It's a great looking blade, so much so I bought it. Can't wait to hone her up.

Hi there, whilst trawling the auction sites for a new addition I came across a razor by the maker M. Salt & sons which also had 21 bull st. Birmingham stamped on the tang. Does anybody have any info...