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    Default Joseph, Rodgers and Sons!

    hey all! just picked this up for 20$, you guys think thats a decent deal?
    the tang says:
    Joseph, Rodgers and Sons
    cutlers to their majestie's
    no. 6 Norfolkstreet
    Sheffield

    Ive found info dating it between 1840 and 1901 and more accurate dating would be appreciated!

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    thanks in advance for any info!!

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    Looks to be in good shape. Not much clean up needed. I would do a quick clean up hone it and enjoy.
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    thats the plan!! I really like the nice even patina
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    Joseph Rodgers & Sons are my favorite razors, very smooth shavers. Get her honed by a pro and enjoy!
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    Wow.!! I like it, nice smile too.
    Horn scales.? The crack can be repaired, if the wedge is loose.
    Nice find.[emoji482]
    Mike

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    nice razor. 1891 was when they were required to put the country of origin on for export so that would put the date of this before that.

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    hey! the wedge is loose! could you provide some more info on how to fix the crack? not that I will or won't I'm just curious

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    Quote Originally Posted by tintin View Post
    nice razor. 1891 was when they were required to put the country of origin on for export so that would put the date of this before that.
    woah! second 1800's razor I own! super cool thanks

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    Looks like a good buy to me!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Swifty2point0 View Post
    hey! the wedge is loose! could you provide some more info on how to fix the crack? not that I will or won't I'm just curious
    If it can't be clamped shut with some CA, you'd have to fill it with epoxy and horn dust, then redrill the pin hole and sand the shape back into the scales.
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