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What a beauty! Yes, she'll need some serious work, and a pro regrind would help clean that up nicely. But that blade profile is DEAD SEXY -- from the toe end to the dagger-like tail -- I love it!...

Here's a very nice 7/8" Wm. Greaves and Sons (Sheaf Works) with double thumb notch that was recently restored for me. Original scales and all. (Shaves like a dream!)

Regards,
Chris

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WOOHOO! =)

Me

I just posted this in the I*XL Pipe Shop Club...

Wostenholm (1815-1823).
Restoration by Gary Alfonso (Traveller).

It's the wedgiest wedge I've owned. Usually I can still see a tiny sliver of...

This is by far one of the coolest razors I've ever seen. And I LOVE the pinning! (May I steal the idea for my next restoration?)

Me =)

And here it is again...sporting a high satin finish with ebony wood scales and a red jasper spacer. (Restoration by Josh Earl.)

GEORGE SMITH & SONS
Peacroft, Sheffield
Trademark: Cross and...

Man, that's just a pretty razor.

Me

Thank you, sir.

Me

Are you talking about the Smith [CROSS]?

No, it doesn't need anything done. I'm sure it'll shave fine after a quick honing. But I'd like to handsand it a little to erase the dark spots. And the...

Here is a beautiful Smith [CROSS] I found at the local flea market.

GEORGE SMITH & SONS
Peacroft, Sheffield
Trademark: Cross and "Smith"
In business in 1774
1770-1785 ("Old Sheffield Razors"...