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10-23-2018, 08:37 AM #1Senior Member
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Two old Sheffield razors.
Just finished up restoring these two old Sheffield razors I'm thinking around the 1850s?, a B.Winks & Sons Sheffield warranted in Lancet steel Tortoiseshell with brass lined scales, the other a very rare Asprey stubtail 166 Bond street London jewelers to the Crown dressed in Ivory, without doubt the most hollow grind I have ever seen on a stubtail razor.
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Very nice Jamie
Are the Tortoise scales original?celticcrusader likes this.
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Two lovely restores Jamie. Glad to see these oldies getting a new lease on life in competent hands. Thanks for sharing.
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Yes Mark, 100% original stunning I think the fine brass liner certainly helped preserve the Tortoishell it also made my job a hell of a lot easier while taking them apart. I shaved with the razor this morning outstanding shaver.
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My heart would be in my mouth taking apart Tortoise scales even with brass liners!
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Beautiful work, Jamie.
The look almost NOS, quite remarkable for razors over 150 years old.celticcrusader likes this.
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Thanks, Ray. Originally Posted by RayClem
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Very nice work. You should be proud.
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Thanks, Bob. Originally Posted by BobH
Thanks, Jerry. Originally Posted by Gasman
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Love those! Enjoy!
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