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Hi,
2 new ebay find. First is an H.M. Christensen and the other is a Joseph Rogers & Sons. We will have to see how the Joseph Rogers & Sons cleans up. There is some red run on it, but at least it is high on tang not much on the foil.
Anyone have information on either of these?
- Mike
The HM Christensen's are solid quality shavers. I really like the tang on the Rodgers razor.
Hi,
I thought the Christensen would be a nice clean up. The Joseph Rogers I'm think should get new scales. I'll have to see how the blade cleans up.
- Mike
I know the scales have missing bits, but I'd try to lightly sand them and then dose them with neatsfoot oil. I'm a sucker for scales that have old personal engravings in them.
I was thinking I clean then to see how they look. Is neatsfoot oil like tongue oil?Quote:
Originally Posted by Utopian
- Mike
If you mean tung oil, then no. I know tung oil is for wood, but I'm not sure it is appropriate for your scales. Maybe it would be okay but I don't know one way or the other. I would guess that any oil that works for leather should be okay for your horn scales.Quote:
Originally Posted by mbrando
Hi,
Yes, tung of course. I'll see if I can find a small can of neatsfoot oil.
Mike
Those are some nice razors.The Chris razors to me are very under rated,all the ones Ive had have taken an edge very well and shave like a son of a #*%@!!!. As far as the Rodgers,Now thats a vintage,alright.Clean her up a little and see how she looks,then decide.I have a few razor I cant seem to make look new because if they made it this far,why change it.A lot of history behind that razor.Thats only my opinion.Have fun shaving and congrats on the alsome find!:tu
Hi,Quote:
Originally Posted by Blackstangal
Thanks, I'm anxious to clean her up to see how she looks without the rust and some love on the horn so they don't look so dry.
- Mike