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09-18-2017, 03:10 AM #11
Where the first arrow is, you're right, there's something unusual going on - but it's all one piece, it was just a stylistic thing seen occasionally on razors from this period where the tang is much thinner than normal and is ground to be below the level of the rest of the blade. The are of the second arrow is just some rust where the blade sits tight against the scales in the closed position.
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engine46 (09-18-2017)
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10-02-2017, 03:37 PM #12
Some more information here. This was found in Leader's History Vol. II by Zak (Voidmonster), so hat's off to him for this. Apparently Lord Milton was a chief guest at the Cutlers' Company feast in both 1804 and 1807. I don't have any evidence, but want to believe that the receipt of this razor coincided with the visit to Sheffield.
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Voidmonster (10-02-2017)