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Neil, any idea what steel/steels may have been used by W&B, Greaves, Rodgers, during the 1800s to make those wedges we love so much ? I'm sure they must have used more than one specific alloy over...

That is what I'm saying. I'm not an expert, but ...... since that never stopped me in the past ..... :beer2: ........ :my guess is that when you get into early to mid 1800s Sheffields the...

Many Sheffield razors were stamped 'Sheffield Steel, Ground in Germany'. Many German and some French razors were stamped 'Made With Finest Sheffield Steel.' In another thread on this topic there were...

I've read quite a few posts proclaiming the Sheffield edges were smoother than Solingen razors. I wonder if it doesn't have more to do with the grind ? A wedge is generally a Sheffield product and...