Thread: It's mine! ALL MINE! Joseph Rodgers as big as an F1 Spoiler!!!!!

very nice .. I would use it to swipe the drewl off my lips ..lol

De-pin it and pop in a tumbler she will come up a beauty !

I'd hone it and leave it as is. YMMV.

Please, a picture with the monster on your face!

I hear you, but the scales need to come off in order to be properly preserved so they last and it would be asinine to not top off the blade's condition as well. It would be like pulling the engine from a manual car that hasn't been serviced in forever to repair something else and not bothering to change the clutch because it has some lifespan left. It's just my opinion on blades that are nice and need at least one major thing done.

Looks like an awesome and huge meat cleaver. Wow.

Love it!!!!!!!!

Mycarver was available for resto work with a surprisingly short turnaround and the stuff others have done by him, much like Glen's stuff is consistently beautiful so I sent it his way in the interests of expediting all of the restoration projects I have. Mark did an amazing job. My only real restoration directive was a period correct resto in the sense that I wanted it to be as close to how it originally would have been from Joseph Rodgers as possible. Unfortunately, the original scales had some pretty bad issues once the pressure of the pins were off and had to be replaced, but he duplicated them exactly. No issues with taking an edge. Big restored razor shock and awe photos!

Originally Posted by kcb5150

Mycarver was available for resto work with a surprisingly short turnaround and the stuff others have done by him, much like Glen's stuff is consistently beautiful so I sent it his way in the interests of expediting all of the restoration projects I have. Mark did an amazing job. My only real restoration directive was a period correct resto in the sense that I wanted it to be as close to how it originally would have been from Joseph Rodgers as possible. Unfortunately, the original scales had some pretty bad issues once the pressure of the pins were off and had to be replaced, but he duplicated them exactly. No issues with taking an edge. Big restored razor shock and awe photos!

Beautiful...clean, crisp and awesome...what's the word I'm looking for...it's...sexyllent!

Hi! Where can I buy such a razor? I'm willing to pay a high price!