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    Default Joseph Elliot clean up

    This week I have been busy renovating the Joseph Elliot, think I can be satisfied so far. He must be polished so that it really does shine.
    And he needs some new scales and in my opinion he is ready.
    nice shape, feels good in hand, think this is a keeper.


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    Very nice work, ready for another hundred years or so
    nun2sharp likes this.

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    Very Good. Tastefully done. I like the thumb notched tang! Enjoy!

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    Nice looking! I think Joseph Elliots are awesome, I wouldn't trade the one I have for anything.

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    very nice work... im gathering all kinds of inspiration from you all to not just work on scales.

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    well done, I love the pittings at the blade

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    Quote Originally Posted by eTom View Post
    well done, I love the pittings at the blade
    He is old, you will not leave any pitting or you should get a lot of material away.
    Find it have something old
    if you have to believe he is older than me.

    (ELLIOT, JOSEPH
    Sheffield
    Trademark: C reversed and C, with cross between
    1821-1854 ("More Old Razors" by Lummus. Antiques, May 1927 p.372-374).)

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    You made a great work! This razor must be at least 100 years old. And now it's a beauty queen.

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