Thread: Chinese happy people

This is a Wade&Butcher Wedge with edged chinese signs o the blade (I think so, but my chinese is worser, than my english).
For the handle I used an african ebony wood. The two colors, bright and black, are a symbol for Ying and Yang.


From the old rotten horn handle I could save two original "Bulleyes" washers, that I used for the backpin. All pins and the wedge are brass.

My girlfriend find, the handle has some similarity to a panda bear

Very nice. To my taste, this is your best work to date!

Very cool, Buddel

Very Nice!

Very nice

That's one of the W&B's that is on my list of aquirements someday

The creative scalework is a perfect match for the superb piece of Sheffield steel attached to them

Thank you all, for the compliment.

That is a beautiful swayback W&B. I really like the scales you made. If you ever concider selling this one please send me a PM before placing it on the Ebay block. Keep up the great work.

1adam12: I will do. But first I must it hone. I think in 2-3 month it could be, that I will sell this razor.

Wow, very cool and original. Does anyone know if the asian writing was added later or was it actually originally there at inception? Also, what's it mean?