Awesome intact deep etch.
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Awesome intact deep etch.
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I initially misread your title as 11/16 instead of 1 1/16 and got confused by the pics.
That’s a beast.
It looks like it should clean up quite nicely.
Sweet mother of god...
I restored a Talley Ho for a member here, that would make a beautiful compliment to yours.
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That one has an awesome etch. I have a tillotson with a similarly deep etch.
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Awesome blade. Has it been shortened?
No, it's the full 3'. I have seen this etch before but not the star with it. Just makes for a crowded face.
Wonderful find if you just got it. Thats a monster for sure. Will be looking for it in a SOTD pic.
Ooofff!
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That is a beauty!
Is that Tillotson tang stamp upside down? :thinking:
Yes, don't ask me why
Ol' mate probably had a long day in the factory.:shrug:
Does that make it worth more like a misprinted stamp?
Not sure really. Nice examples of that maker don't grow on trees as it is.
Just saw this one at Griffiths Shaving Goods website.
https://www.griffithshavinggoods.com...31206176489566
I had a really rotted out one of those ages ago
Damn boy! That's a big ol' mo joker. I can't wait to see it cleaned up and back in it's glory
That is sweet !
I need to get it in some new scales. Fortunately, it doesn't need much else.
Fix um.!Quote:
Originally Posted by kcb5150
I've saved old horn scales in much much, worse condition.
Even the collars can be reused, if care is taken when drilling out the pins.
But thats me. I like keeping them as original as possible
Yep. Way fixable. I always keep them original if at all possible.Quote:
Originally Posted by outback
