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    Default 6/8+ Joseph Rodgers & sons in Horn Acrylic

    Amazing company history here over 300 years of making Sheffield razors 1682-1990 is what I am showing in my books

    This one has some engraving on the blade that says Dutch Hollow Ground
    Minor pitting and some small rust spots..

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    I used greaseless compounds but had to back it down a touch to save the stamp...
    Tony asked for something a little wilder in the design of the scales I hope you like these...
    All brass hardware including the center pin and concho.....

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    Fantastic! That is really something special...

    Gorgeous scales, an amazing blade...

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    Mr Rodgers sure doesn't look like the same razor I picked up a few weeks ago at a flea market. I've got to admit I was a little dubious about the acrylic horn scales at first, but they really set this razor off. Great job as always!

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    All class young G
    Nice save
    Gorgeous piece of Sheffieldness

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    i love those scales.
    Very nice piece of work there.
    G.

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    Very nicely done Glen with an attractive finished work. The before pics really add to the perspective of the work performed.

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    wow, wow & wow

    That is a stunner !

    Love the center pin. It really accents the whole look of pure class.

    OUTSTANDING workmanship

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    Normally I don't go for
    something a little wilder in the design of the scales
    but I really like these.Maybe it's the material.Or the Blade.At any rate,it works together.Nice work as usual.

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    Quote Originally Posted by aroliver59 View Post
    Normally I don't go for "something a little wilder in the design of the scales"

    but I really like these.Maybe it's the material.Or the Blade.At any rate,it works together.Nice work as usual.

    The funny part was that I asked him "Is there something you have in mind"????
    "No Glen, Just have fun" I love that response....

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    In my sleep deprived state this morning, I failed to mention that I really like the way the scales play off the french point. You're a genius G.

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