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So got this off the bay could not resist even with the dinger. Figured this was my chance to have one at a price i can afford. Full 8/8ths ding is about 1/8 deep but i think with patience i can get it out and clean her up. Big smile on this guys face!
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Those are top notch. They sure have skyrocketed lately!
Yes they are way out of my price range, just about have the ding worked out loosing a bit at the toe but still smilingQuote:
Originally Posted by prodigy
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The more it smiles, the more you smile..eh! Nice score.
This looks a lot like one I got off the bay recently, it had a crack in the middle of the blade so I returned it but it didn't look like the seller had mentioned that in the relist. Check carefully in case.
Ive looked pretty hard and cant find or havent found one. Thank you for mentioning this though.
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Just curious, can any of you fellas put an approximate year with this razor? I have been looking and all the FBU I find have the circle B arrow and iron cross on the blade or the FBU is on the tang. I can not seem to find anything with blade markings like mine. I am assuming 1850- 1860's that is just a guess though. Thanks gents.
IMHO, the Celebrated Hollow Ground (that are actually something resembling the modern usage of hollow ground) FBUs were made between 1870-1890. Most of the Wade & Butcher razors I've seen with etching on the blade were made later.
Thanks for the feed back Voidmonster i appreciate it:)
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