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  1. 06-23-2012, 02:45 PM #1
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    Seems I am on a run of finding Sheffield razors. I cleaned it up with metal polish and 0000 steel wool. This Frederick Reynolds is 6/8 and 1/2 or 1/4 hollow ground with a slight smile. I have a hard time judging grinds but it is a heavy blade compare to the full hollows I have. It has a lead wedge, brass pins and no jimps. Feels great in my hand and I can't wait to get my honing stones to touch it up to shave with. Just another plain utilitarian razor.

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    Nice cleanup in a fine looking razor. Should serve you well. Enjoy
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    Nice razor!
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    I have 4 F Reynolds blades and once you get a good edge on it, you won't need to hone it for months. They really hold their edge in my experience.....

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    Plain utilitarian razors often spoil you with mind blowing shaves - I'm sure your Reynolds will be no exception. Tape that spine, it looks to be so far untouched. Enjoy!
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    Thanks for the comments guys. The price and shavability of these utilitarian razors do it for me but I will get some fancier blades sooner than later. Yes, I will tape that spine when I work up the nerve to try honing for the first time.

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