Thread: New addition to the stable.

Just got this yesterday. Pretty stoked to start cleaning this up. Has a slight warp in the scales but i think she will clean right up and be just fine. Comes in at 13/16 clear across the blade and very little hone wear. Hope to save horn scales and resurrect this baby. New learning experiences [emoji4]

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Cleveland Ohio! That would be a good one to know more about.

Originally Posted by sharptonn

Cleveland Ohio! That would be a good one to know more about.

There is some info i dont remeber exact dates but they were a cutlery company started in early/ mid 1800's cant remember when they ceased to be. Pretty excited to get time to work on it. Ill look in a bit and see if i can re find the info sharptonn

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Standard Guide to Razors" (3rd ed.) lists W. Bingham of Cleveland, Ohio (1841-1948) w

That early, it is most certainly a Wade and Butcher (Guess!) made and stamped for a cutler/retailer?
At any rate, it looks in fair nick!

Martin shall be along........

Thanks JoeSomebody, im doin dishes and you beat me to it. Keeps me from the wide beating me thanks for sharing!

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Ohio Steel Rocks..!!
Cleaned and honed a Bingham for a barber hear. The test shave was remarkable, almost didn't take it back to him...Har!!
I'm hoping he'll sell it to me some day, since I've done a few others for him now.

What makes you say wade and butcher sharptonn? My knowledge is not that in depth.

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Outback, Ohio steel rocks because YOU have it all! (Well,,,,Almost!)

Originally Posted by ejmolitor37

What makes you say wade and butcher sharptonn? My knowledge is not that in depth.

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It just looks like one. My H& JW King looks a Wade and Butcher as well. For good reason, I suppose!
I think I may have seen too many, however!