Thread: Wade and Butcher For Barbers Use WR - a rare one

Originally Posted by Wullie

Was the original finish crocus or glaze?

Either way it is a beautiful piece.

Crocus on the face (and extension into the bottom of the tang), and hard to say on the tang itself but I think glaze. I have a Greaves Sheaf Works pressed horn that has a very similar grind and polish.

Originally Posted by ScienceGuy

Crocus on the face (and extension into the bottom of the tang), and hard to say on the tang itself but I think glaze. I have a Greaves Sheaf Works pressed horn that has a very similar grind and polish.

OK, I understand where you're coming from now. I was having difficulty visualizing any regrinding due to the stamp on the blade being so pristine.

IF it still offends you, I'll be glad to give a home. I'll let it send a selfie and postcard every now and then to let you know how it's getting along in Tejas.

I like it. It's a neat piece of history. Good catch.

Originally Posted by Wullie

IF it still offends you, I'll be glad to give a home. I'll let it send a selfie and postcard every now and then to let you know how it's getting along in Tejas.

You know, yeah, I just can't stand that imperfection. PM me your address, it's yours for a fiver.

LMAO!

A WHOLE fiver?

Check your inbox.

Originally Posted by Wullie

LMAO!

A WHOLE fiver?

Check your inbox.

Somehow, I think there are two interpretations of a 'fiver' here!

Still a beautiful razor.

wow! is it truly magnetic?!?

Originally Posted by sharptonn

Somehow, I think there are two interpretations of a 'fiver' here!

Abe's on his way up and Wade's on his way over.

Mike ROCKS!!

Originally Posted by Wullie

Abe's on his way up and Wade's on his way over.

Mike ROCKS!!

Guys, hope you don't get TOO old ....... I had to read that 3 times before I figured it out ! ..........

Originally Posted by Wullie

Abe's on his way up and Wade's on his way over.

Mike ROCKS!!

WooooooHoooo!