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6/8 Joseph Rodgers Straight Razor w/ Natural Scales
Here's what the ebay listing read:
"Very Nice Joseph Rodgers Straight razor with original Ivry scales (handles) from the 19th century. The razor has a curved spine with barbers notch. This particular razor hasn't been reground and maintains it's original near wedge grind. It was probably made around the mid 1800s based on others I have seen from that period.
Joseph Rodger's firm existed in Sheffield, England from 1682 - 1975, he died in 1821 and his brothers and children took control of the company and its global reputation continued to become more widespread over time. They have had succeeded in gaining 5 consecutive royal appointments to their majesties throughout the 19th and 20th centuries.
Blade is 6/8" wide and will take a nice edge. There is a hairline crack on one of the scales on the bottom but this does not effect the razor in any way."
Of course I didn't read all the way through to last line before I jumped the gun - so I didn't see the line bout the hairline crack.
My fault of course. Still an interesting piece for the collection
Cheetah