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My barber friend that I do restore work for. His blades are like that.
Its from the sanitizer he soaks them in

Portage lakes, in Akron

Im holding you to that.
PM me...and let me know when your coming in town.
We can even hit the lake, if your interested.[emoji6]
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A quick dip back in the acid, wait a few seconds, a rinse, and i can have that look. I might just do that , but I'll wait for now

Wade &Butcher is back together.
First off.... Apologies to Tom and John, you were right...[emoji17]
After tearing it apart, and giving the scales a good cleaning, I realized they are bone. ...

Took me a year to find one...in the wild.
I dont buy from ebay, only what I can see and touch

I've never seen bone ,thats smooth, without a wood grain look, and as shiny as this. Cause it looks just like the broken Ivory scales I took off my Erik Antonberg. Here's another pic. Two bone...

I can only imagine how many you have . but sure!!! [emoji1]

Nope... Its Ivory!!!
Got a few bone sets, and these aren't. Thinner than my bone scales too.
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Bone on left, Ivory on right.
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Notice the grain marks in the bone on the left....

Me too....!! Its pretty clean and shinny on most of the blade, the worst is on the tang. Taking it apart and pinning it back up, is the part that scares me most.
The Ivory is sooo thin. ...

Took out on a razor hunt today.
The blade gods blessed me a exceptional harvest, from the wilds
of Ohio.
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The three on left, top to bottom.

A 6/8 Landers Frary & Clark

5/8 Wade &...