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    Default Torres model 120

    My Granddad from Sweden bought this about 1906 or 07. It was passed down to me from my Dad. I've seen a lot of photos of Torrey Razors. This was never used much and well cared for. I had to have it re-bevelled by Howard at The Perfect Edge. Turned out it was "double bevelled" by me before I knew what I was doing. Shaves beautifully now.
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    Very nice..[emoji106]
    I assume this pic is before it was rehoned.
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    Nothing shaves like an heirloom razor!
    It's not what you know, it's who you take fishing!

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    Nice razor and now ready to shave a few more lifetimes. Enjoy.
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    Nice razor! Love those covered tangs

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    Can't remember. Here's a new one; just now.
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    It's very nice. I preferred a heavier one when I started. This is only a 4/8". But know I'm finding its the learning curve that gets you to appreciate a narrow, lighter blade. Especially a Spanish tow.

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