Thread: Few more from Max showed up

These will make you drool for sure

First a vintage LeGrelot wedge (no Thiers-Issard involvement on these). The 5/8 has some remains of the etching 'recommended for tough beards' along with tiny surface pits that it required. Lovely horn scales



Then comes the what I believe is the 6/8 version of it, but it measures just under 7/8



And yes, they come from different size blanks, not just wear down the big one

Then a Joseph Smith that got a cocobolo scales, which surprizingly I actually like. The spine is worked only on the front side, I don't think I've seen another like that, but it makes sense and I suppose they may be more vintage razors done this way


Another rare one - Wingfield&Rowbottam with ivory covered tang:


And finally a 1830-1837 W&B, superior concave//fine india steel



I think Max did a pretty good job, yes?

um.... Yes

Awesome razors!

oh i suppose so

Is that all? Geez Gugi, don't bother us unless you have something decent to show...

James.

Nice blades, googi

Very nice indeed, love those blades they look sooo aggresive Enjoy

Excuse me for being pedantic but the first LeGrelot actually reads "recommended for very tough beards"
Ordinarily tough beards just won't stand a chance.
Congrats ~ Max was right, you have really nice razors.

Yep,those are sure some beauties,Gugi.Your collection must be impressive,indeed!

Great looking razors
What's the scale material of the second TI, Micarta?