Thread: Joseph Elliot

Thanks guys for all your input an likes. The shave definitely did not disappoint me. Smooth and close.

Originally Posted by outback

Yes sir, it sure is.!

Man, you did a great job on that Wosty. Proof that it needed to go to you.

Did you find another one? I haven't seen any pop up for sale recently.

Originally Posted by bouschie

Thanks guys for all your input an likes. The shave definitely did not disappoint me. Smooth and close.

There is a fun factor when it comes to shaving with a less common razor. Glad it shaves well!

Originally Posted by bouschie

Thanks guys for all your input an likes. The shave definitely did not disappoint me. Smooth and close.

Thats great Leonard! But did it make it to the files of srp? Beyond my ability or id help.

And those razors sure are beautiful. I love the different ones.

Originally Posted by outback

There's this one, too. Another Wosty.
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Looks like a re-grind challenge

Originally Posted by sonnythehooligan

Man, you did a great job on that Wosty. Proof that it needed to go to you.

Did you find another one? I haven't seen any pop up for sale recently.

No, the last one I found in the razor clubs, thread. It was from a post, years past.

If you go to strazors.com and tap construction button at top it shows charts of razors and grinds. I believe this is a Full Concave.

I too have some Elliot's to share

I just purchased this Joseph Elliot from Bouschie.
Made 1821-1854

Now I'll see how many gullible people I can get to believe that the scales are also 165+ years old...

Here's my addition to the thread.This razor came from an Old New England Barbers estate. It has an Horn Handle, Blade edge is 2 1/2" with Barber notch
Handle is 6", Marked: Joseph Elliot - For Barber's Use