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    So I bought this Morley & Sons clover brand as my first eBay razor and I have to say I'm quite pleased with it. Received it yesterday in the mail, stropped it up and shaved with it. Good first shave I gotta say..maybe it needs a little refreshment on the pasted strop but after that I'm sure it's a nice every say shaver.Name:  uploadfromtaptalk1390483853510.jpg
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    Its in beautiful condition.

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    Morley & Sons Clover's are always great shavers, enjoy your beautiful example.
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    One of the early razor in my rotation, fantastic shaver, still in use, yours is in very nice condition, Enjoy!

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    Indeed, that is a great looking blade. Nice find you got there. Looks to be an awesome shaver.
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    Very nice. I have the same one and it is a fantastic shaver. Are your pins collarless? Mine are and I have been wondering if that is how they originally were.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JSmith1983 View Post
    Very nice. I have the same one and it is a fantastic shaver. Are your pins collarless? Mine are and I have been wondering if that is how they originally were.
    Yeah mine are collarless too. Im not to thrilled the way the bevel is set though so i might have to reset it in the near future..
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    Quote Originally Posted by JSmith1983 View Post
    Very nice. I have the same one and it is a fantastic shaver. Are your pins collarless? Mine are and I have been wondering if that is how they originally were.

    I'm currently working on restoring one that was in really rough shape when I got it. My pins are collared.

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    Here's another one...
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    Since this thread has been resurrected, I just finished honing one yesterday, that I had restored. My wife picked it up at an Antique Mall in Florida when we were visiting my dad. Not a show piece, was kind of rusty when purchased but I got a BBS, no irritation shave with it.
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