Thread: Recent Additions (a lot) (PIC intensive)

Boker, made for J.B. Hunter & Co. 6/8", hollow, missing a piece off one of the scales, so I'll have to get it rescaled. Great razor; I'm excited to shave with it






The "Boss" by A.W. Wadsworth & Son. 6/8"; full/extra hollow; hard rubber scales.

W&B Microtome. 15/16"; mostly wedge; horn scales. If anyone wants it, I'm giving it away for what I paid for it. $46






B.J. Eyre & Cos. "Challenge Razor." 7/8" Meat Chopper; Wedge; blonde horn scales.

F.W. Engels "Leader." 6/8"; naked; hollow.





W. Greaves & Sons "Sheaf Works." 6/8"; 1/4 hollow; french ivory (faux).

Karnak "More C." 5/8"; 1/4 hollow; horn scales.







"His Majesty" by Marshal Wells. 5/8"; horn scales; hollow. I don't have time to save this one, also giving away for price paid.

Frederick Reynolds. 5/8"; frameback; horn scales.







Sheffield Microtome. 13/16"; microtome; horn scales. Also giving this away for price paid.

"Uncle Sam" by Germania Cutlery Works. 6/8"; full hollow; faux ivory scales. Also giving away for price paid.





"ERN" by Wald-Germany. 11/16"; full hollow; french ivory scales with beautiful pea**** painted on.

Wade & Butcher. 13/16"; full/extra hollow; horn scales.





And saving the coolest for last.
"George Washington" by Frederick Reynolds. 7/8"; wedge; blonde horn; made in 1832 to commemorate Washington's birthday.

Wow, looking at that W&B with the Anchor, I never would have guessed she's a microtomb. But in the end on shot, I can see it. Bummer.

Originally Posted by holli4pirating

Wow, looking at that W&B with the Anchor, I never would have guessed she's a microtomb. But in the end on shot, I can see it. Bummer.

Yeah, that or its got a really bad wedge grind. Its so close too, sometimes when I pick it up I think "maybe its a wedge" but that could just be me trying to assuage the $45 sting.