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    Default 17/16 tillotson union razor

    i picked up this beast recently for a small fortune, here it is in all its yet-to-be restored splendor! 17/16 at the toe, just under that at the heel and yes it is designed this way, not honed this way.
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    Nice catch. I love shaving with the larger blades.

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    Quote Originally Posted by silverloaf View Post
    i picked up this beast recently for a small fortune, here it is in all its yet-to-be restored splendor! 17/16 at the toe, just under that at the heel and yes it is designed this way, not honed this way.
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    I can't wait to see it with new scales!

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    Quote Originally Posted by engine46 View Post
    I can't wait to see it with new scales!
    i may just hone it up as is and shave with it, then shelve it for a little while before doing any resto work. the scales can be repaired but im mulling over some special plans for it as well
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    Yer keeping it......... right?

    Please say your keeping it!!
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    Man! That is an old heavy! Could not be in better hands!
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    I rest my case.

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    I do believe the expression is rush a restore and ruin a blade, however this time we can adjust it to rush into a restore and wish you had done something different. If they are safe there is no need to do anything hasty, you don;t find ones like that every day.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HARRYWALLY View Post
    Yer keeping it......... right?

    Please say your keeping it!!
    hahaha why do you ask? do i deserve to keep this one? i buy a lot of blades "i just have to have" but honestly most of the best have walked off. this one is in my "specials" box...... for now.......
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    Quote Originally Posted by silverloaf View Post
    i may just hone it up as is and shave with it, then shelve it for a little while before doing any resto work. the scales can be repaired but im mulling over some special plans for it as well
    Yeah, you can use it in that condition also........................not a problem as long as the scales are intact!

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    Quote Originally Posted by engine46 View Post
    Yeah, you can use it in that condition also........................not a problem as long as the scales are intact!
    haha yup. im no newb, after thousands of razors i have a preeeetty good sense of when something can be used as is or handled more gingerly
    rest assured, the scales are bitten bad but they are intact as far as what matters to using a razor! dont need to be pretty for me to appreciate them.
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