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Thanks man!!!! I'll do that and report back!!

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You've got to admit... as a learning ptpject it is very interesting and educational!! [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23]

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Once again, i'm not interested in return or contact the vendor... i agree with you... many vintage razors are just a gamble... and in fact you xan consider lucky if you get a good one from ebay......

LOL indeed... this would refdefine some things... neertheless. newly hones by no means is the same than "shave ready" LOL

u are right on that :) i failed to think about that.. it might have been stored on the same container with a celu rot handles/razor


But what are the stria on the back of the bevel and the belly...

in some cases a razor that costed 2$ original is sold now for 200$ :) so not necessarily used here means cheaper, but I understand the point.. i guess the gap here is.. what is considered shave ready...

nope, scales are just fine, and pictures are not stropped razor yet, ... it was in the middle of honning when i checked the microscope and found the pitting...
also, there are in fact more than one...

Indeed the microscope.posibilities add some complication to the matter :) hehe

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Oh... I leave.in Costa Rica so i dont sell blades... just buy :) nevertheless.... if i was to sell this blade I would definedly inform the buyer... but to be honest i'm not sure i would sell it...
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I've just finished re setting the bevel and honing a Carl Herder and notice something very interesting...

simple look, the blade looked great... the edge had a polish after the 8k, but before...