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JamesHoward Is this worth the time? 10-22-2011, 02:32 PM
Bruno Looks reasonable enough. If... 10-22-2011, 03:07 PM
kalerolf I would think he's worth.... 10-23-2011, 08:55 AM
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    Default Is this worth the time?

    Hello All,

    I have taken to filling my lunch breaks by wandering around antiques/ bric-a-brac shops, looking for pipes and razors. Last week I picked up two razors in a bit of a rush without having a proper look at them. One was a Puma which has a few nasty nicks on the edge and looks unsalvageable, and the other is (hopefully) pictured. Its a joseph Rogers, stamped England between the makers mark and tang and looks to have been ground. I just fancied a weighty Sheffield razor so took a punt, looking at the blade there is a mirrored bit in the centre with what look like grind marks surrounding it. The edge is good with no nicks, rust fractures etc.

    So what I was wondering, is this razor worth the time to try and hand sand and polish (as a beginner) and possibly get honed (by a professional, or charitable person). Also is it supposed to be a wedge or has it been ground from something else?

    Thanks for anyones time in response!
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