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  1. 09-20-2013, 11:10 AM #21
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    Quote Originally Posted by edhewitt View Post
    Is that your home patina job Carl? I remember you posting something about it some time ago.
    Yeah, it is. I used lemon juice, lime juice and warm vinegar!
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    Quote Originally Posted by carlmaloschneider View Post
    Yeah, it is. I used lemon juice, lime juice and warm vinegar!
    How come you stopped at the blade? Why not all of the metal?
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    Quote Originally Posted by edhewitt View Post
    How come you stopped at the blade? Why not all of the metal?
    I did do all the razor apart from the frame. The frame is of course a different metal; not carbon steel...
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    Quote Originally Posted by carlmaloschneider View Post
    I did do all the razor apart from the frame. The frame is of course a different metal; not carbon steel...
    The photo just looks a bit like you stopped at the tang, must just be light or reflections or something. At first I thought it was my razor, well shapewise anyway, they are a bit similar, though I think the tang on yours is a different shape.
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    It would have to be my ivory le grelot.

    Got it as a wedding day gift from the wife and used it for the first time on my wedding day.

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    Wow! Straight razor cufflinks!! You, sir, snagged a great woman.
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    My favorite shaver is a Torrey 5/8 quarter hollow with barber notch. It's not pretty or expensive but it is an awesome shaver.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Razorfeld View Post
    Wow! Straight razor cufflinks!! You, sir, snagged a great woman.
    Thanks! She surprised me with those also. We saw a woman's necklace with the straight razor on it and I thought it was cool. Little did I know she contacted the jewellery maker after and asked if she could have the razors made into cufflinks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by edhewitt View Post
    The photo just looks a bit like you stopped at the tang, must just be light or reflections or something. At first I thought it was my razor, well shapewise anyway, they are a bit similar, though I think the tang on yours is a different shape.
    Yeah, the tang isn't as patterned. They are very similar is shape, this one is a little wider...
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    I have had many nice razors pass through my hands and have some nice vintage razors but I pretty much only shave with my two 6/8 DBQ's and love the shaves
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