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  1. 03-03-2015, 11:00 PM #1
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    Smile Early 1800s Magnum Bonum (I think)

    This is one of those i bought in a "had to have it" moment
    Early 1800s Superior Temper with a beveled spine which turned out to have a faint etch which i believe is "MAGNUM BONUM" but i may be wrong. i absolutely love the design of this razor!
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    That's a very cool blade!
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    That's a very nice blade silverloaf! I think you are possibly right but I'll let some others chime in to verify that one.
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    Lovely blade Morgan. Love that blade shape!
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    BOSS!
    I love the design. Looks heavy. That's a man's man's man razor..lol
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    I had one of those moments and wound up with a Greaves with the same specs. Still untouched in the Sheffield pile and yours makes me want to drag it out. Um what makes yo believe the "MAGNUM BONUM" part of it. Faint etch ?

    Very nice piece :<0)
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    Quote Originally Posted by 10Pups View Post
    I had one of those moments and wound up with a Greaves with the same specs. Still untouched in the Sheffield pile and yours makes me want to drag it out. Um what makes yo believe the "MAGNUM BONUM" part of it. Faint etch ?

    Very nice piece :<0)
    yes, its very faintly etched, has the phrase with decorrative elements before and after but i cant positively make out all the wording. if i can get better pis ill post! as a side note- perhaps that greaves would like a new home????? wink wink
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