Thread: Stones and sons. New acquisition

Nice score, that's going to be a sweet shaver! whether their Ivory or bone very cool piece...

Scales look bone for sure. Fairly common to see carved, inlayed, even pique pin work on bone scales under the first tier of razors.

Agreed. I think bone as well. Very nice!

Originally Posted by sharptonn

Agreed. I think bone as well. Very nice!

Thanks Tom, hope to see you at your next meet!
Steve

Originally Posted by engine46

Thanks Tom, hope to see you at your next meet!
Steve

Oops, I thought you were talking about mine. My bad............

Originally Posted by engine46

Oops, I thought you were talking about mine. My bad............

I was talking about yours too! They remind of the Henckels set I am building!

Originally Posted by sharptonn

I was talking about yours too! They remind of the Henckels set I am building!

I've had that Theo. A. Koch's Co. for quite a while now. It is special to me because it is a small razor. I like the Pegasus on it. I need to polish it & hone it. i have been getting razors & not honing them. I have plenty of work ahead of me!

Thanks again Tom

Originally Posted by engine46

I've had that Theo. A. Koch's Co. for quite a while now. It is special to me because it is a small razor. I like the Pegasus on it. I need to polish it & hone it. i have been getting razors & not honing them. I have plenty of work ahead of me!

Oh don't get me started on that!

Originally Posted by sharptonn

Oh don't get me started on that!

Like minds think alike!!!!!!

Originally Posted by nicknbleeding

Yes it was on the bay.

Enjoy!

I thought about going after that one. Then the dishwasher started acting up. My razor money will be going to a new kitchen appliance for a while. LMAO

It's gorgeous old razor and I'm glad it has a nice new home.

I can't tell from the pics if it is bone or ivory, I'm thinking bone. Both are usually very thin. Some good close up pictures will tell the tale. Either way, it's an awesome old survivor.