I dunno, whaddya guys think, savable? :D :D :D
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I dunno, whaddya guys think, savable? :D :D :D
http://www.adrian.edu/%7Ebmaggard/289.JPG
Looks like a job for the Maas again.
You'll probably get an NOS vintage for the price of the dremel drums needed...
Haha, I think I would just start with a chisel...Quote:
Originally Posted by BeBerlin
lol...I'd like to see what it looks like under all of that. I restored one that wasn't quite that bad, but it actually turned out alot better than I thought.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...debutcher2.jpg
I know nothing about restoring rusty razors, but I bet it will look like Swiss Cheese by the time you get all the rust off. I hope those scales are worth something.
Looks like an EBay collectible to me! :) I'd leave it as is and hang it on the wall. :)
Looks like something they might have dredged up from the Titanic. It belongs in Davy Jones shave Locker.
Alternately, put it up on the bay for $$$Quote:
Originally Posted by Joed
Starting bid of $99 ought to do it, after all that thing is RARE RARE RARE and VINTAGE and in GREAT VINTAGE CONDITION with ONLY A LITTLE RUST.
Oh, and mention that there is only a small chip in the blade and it should be great with a little polish and a sharpening.
Lol.... heres after 20 mins of goofing off on my grinder.
It might be a goner :D
I bought it for 80 cents at an antique shop (it was $1.00 with 20% off. LOL). Figured it could be some grinding practice :) Plus, before I got it home I couldn't see the manufacturer -- now I know its a W&B. That was worth the 80 cents to me. haha.
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