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The printed scales would be temporary. I do not plan on keeping them on it for ever.

I'm thinking about 3-D printing some all black scales for the time being. Not only will it show me how it will look but it will have scales on it.

Yeah that's kind of what I was thinking is just clean not a mirror finish but I needed a second opinion.

I have taken the scales off to clean them up and get all the gunk out from between them and make them look a little better then I'm going to work on the blade. I think im going to leave the patina....

I knew some but this place has opened so much more. For all my razors.

I had no idea. About any of this. I tried and tried looking around on the internet and could find nothing. But then I found this forum.

so since it says "veritable acier fondu" does that mean it's a unusual or rare razor?

What does the word veritable mean?
Razor wise

Thank you for all the help full information! So it was worth buy!!

It is a wade and butcher. But sadly the scale is broken on the back side.

Here are all my razor's so far. The one on the far left is one I have started cleaning up.

I am thinking about starting a thread to show the progress of both razor's. From beginning to end.
And I totally forgot but I also have a J. A. Henckels razor. I thought it was a cool find but I...

I might just do that then.

Thanks guys I didn't even realize or know it was French. And I kind of figured the scales where not original. I think it's worth cleaning up. What do you guys think?

I recently picked this razor up with a wade and butcher. I assumed it was dated around 1800's judging by how the tang was and the way the blade edge is, but that's all I knew and or could find out...