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    I apologize that my iPhone cannot do this razor justice. Max you passion for your work is astounding. This razor most certainly had a long journey home........perhaps 120 years or so.
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    Amazing that with just a little tlc these old tools will last for a few lifetimes and with an upgrade by one of the master craftsmen we are fortunate to have here it just gets better and better!

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    One of my favorite things about that Wade & Butcher is it just fits my hand perfectly. Of all my razors that is the most comfortable to shave with.

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    What's the scale material? I have a similar WB that needs scales.

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    that razor has the nicest thumb notch I have seen, and Max's work is great as allways.
    John

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    Quote Originally Posted by Basset View Post
    What's the scale material? I have a similar WB that needs scales.
    Micarta, it is beautiful and feels good in the hand.

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    That is one nice looking razor!!! Nice job on the pictures too!! I like the razor stand, where did you find that? By any chance did you find that on ebay. I remember that thumb notch, I think I bid on that one. Congratulations nice score!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brando View Post
    That is one nice looking razor!!! Nice job on the pictures too!! I like the razor stand, where did you find that? By any chance did you find that on ebay. I remember that thumb notch, I think I bid on that one. Congratulations nice score!!
    The stand is from SRD's selection. And yes ebay was the source, it was that thumb notch that caught my eye as well.

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    Max is Mr. Shine. I too am lucky enough to have a blade that he did, and in the same way than newbies to shaving/honing need a razor honed by da honemeister, anyone who wants to restore needs a piece of art that has been graced by the buffmeister.

    Enjoy that baby, LZ. Another beauty, Max.

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