Thread: Well trained spy's

I typically work most Saturdays, so I've taken the time to train a couple of my shave gear spy's, on what to look for when it comes to razzers in the wilds.
Then send them out hunting with a set limit of cash for the game. Calls are made when interesting finds are found, that are required more cash than allowed, per razzer. Today was one of those days, but only went over budget by $20. Plus dinner for my spy's.
Here's what my spy's ( brother and his girlfriend ) got me, while I was at work.


Left row, top - bottom
Geneva cutlery Co.
Gullatt Razor Co. Atlanta Georgia.
133 Red Imp.
Joseph Allen & Son NON-XLL.
T. Monsour & Sons, New York. German made.

Right row, top - bottom
Extra hollow ground , Sheffield. Decorative spine.
13/16 shoulder less Wade & Butcher.
R. Herder Abr. Sohn. Covered tang.
MJ Higgins.
Imperial Razor, Navy cruiser New York etching


Brushes, top - bottom
Hlenzo
Ever-Ready

Nice score, Outback!

Oh maaaan, I wish I had some hunters..... That's a nice score

I saw a shoulderless Wade&Butcher and got all excited, until I saw chips so big, it'd put Lay's to shame.

Nice work razor spy's! Ive only found five very rusty things that once resembled a razor in the wild.

Fantastic! I wish I could find me some spys. That's great, man, love to see a nice big pile from the wilds!

Wowwww man!!! Kuddos to the spys and their teacher!!!

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You trained them well my friend

Great score right there no doubt

What a cool find Mike.
Hat's off to the spies.
You bes have bought them drinks with dinner for this one.
Commence the restoration fun.

Pete <:-}

Wow, nice job from the spies!

Very cool. Great score!