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Thread: Clauss New Departure Razor

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    Default Clauss New Departure Razor

    I finally found a nice one. Clauss Cutlery Freemont, Ohio 1887 to present. An 11/16 round point fuller ground blade. The New Departure Razor was a unique grind with a fuller ground the length of the blade leaving material at the edge like found on a wedge. The result is a light stiff blade. I have found magazine advertisements as early as 1905 depicting this razor. There was no hone wear and it appeared to have the factory bevel. I suspect the razor was never used. It did not take much to clean this one up.
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    Spectacular razor. Words fail me. Just amazing.
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    Wow Karlej - That razor is incredible! You keep exceeding and pushing the envelope of Excellence! Outstanding!
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    Beautiful, Karl!
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    There are many roads to sharp.

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    SWEET..!!
    Nice grab, Karl. Seems to have been quite a few unique razors made in Ohio, by different manufactures. But I rarely see them, around here. Specially the Novelty Cutlery Co. Razors, and I live just minutes away from where the factory stood..

    That one's definitely special.
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