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    Default Joseph Rodgers cased set

    This set is very interesting in that the razors have no markings but look virtually unused. The set is Joseph Rodgers, but only the scissors and a small spring knife are marked with his name, and VR, so that gives at least a narrowed date range. The case is solid and quite impressive - if the razors are switched, they don't quite fit into the opposite slots; the compartments were routered for each exact item. Surprisingly the whole set is missing just one item; I'm not sure if it was a needle or tweezers or something else.

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    That's a gorgeous set! I can't even imagine how many months of a common mans pay it would have cost when made.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Leatherstockiings View Post
    That's a gorgeous set! I can't even imagine how many months of a common mans pay it would have cost when made.
    Or even now !!! ......... All I can say is WOWSA !
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    All looks Like Ivory,very nice indeed
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    Drop dead jaw dropping gorgeous set, congrats.

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    Superb! Thanks for sharing that!
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    I rest my case.

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    I am a bit surprised the razors are not stamped as Joseph Rodgers. I have a pair with covered tangs and they are stamped in the middle of the blade face.

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    Gorgeous set, and I love the scrimshaw coat-of-arms on the top!

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    Very impressive SG
    love the natural products
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    to shave another day.

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    OH just make me want !! :<0) Fine piece indeed.
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    What a stunning set. Congratulations.
    May I suggest that the missing item could have been a toothpick ?
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