I'm waiting on this commision from Cedric Christ, Old School 1820s in SC145 Steel dressed in Camel Bone scales and Buffalo horn wedge 8/8.
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I'm waiting on this commision from Cedric Christ, Old School 1820s in SC145 Steel dressed in Camel Bone scales and Buffalo horn wedge 8/8.
That's a great looking shaving friend. Do you know the source of the collars? I would like to get some.
I think that is your nicest one from him yet. What a beauty.
I'm not sure where Cedric buys these collars, I know there are a few suppliers in the US If you google brass razor washers I'm sure something will come up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Learner
That's a beauty, Jamie. I have three of his razors, and wish I could afford a couple more. They are incredibly well made and shave like a dream.
They look like Kenney's collars. He sells them on ebay.
Damn good looking razor.
Did you mean Austin Kennedy? His collars are the best! I buy a bunch from him every year.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gasman
Damn fine looking razor!
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Thank you gentlemen.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Gasman
Just amazing Jamie, congratulations. Is it your own design or based on a specific historical razor? Please post more pics when you receive!
Michael, based on an original razor from the 1820s period.Quote:
Originally Posted by MichaelS
Always great to see a custom maker grind a stabiliser so that the razor can be honed for decades & more without needing to correct it.
Grats Jamie.
Beautiful razor, I am a big fan of his razors, I would like to own one someday
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Very nice Jamie.
Thanks, Steve.Quote:
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Those are my brass fancy rosette collars that I sell on eBay. https://www.ebay.com/usr/ajkenne4xm3 Regards, AustinQuote:
Originally Posted by Learner