This one is a Bismarck 5/8 Round-Point. Hollow ground blade. Either celluloid or acrylic scales with inlay. Nice, deep stamping. Jimps top and bottom. Honed, Stropped, and Shave Ready.
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The Rick Charles Project.
This one is a 4/8" Hollow Ground Genco, dressed in faux Ivory Bakelite scales. Genco Razors were made by Geneva Cutlery Co., in Geneva, New York. By 1912, they were the the largest US manufacturer of razors. They used the "GENCO" trademark from 1902-1935.
This is the straight I did for our man Rick Charles. The full restore, from start to finish, as well as a really cool story behind it, can be seen here: http://www.snuson.com/forum/showthre...-.-.-.-(Part-1-)
Not For Sale!
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I swear Owens, even though I haven't shaved with it in about a week, I've probably picked it up and looked at it 10 times, lol. Thanks again brother ;-)Comment
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Bump. I don't know how I missed this thread but damn! Good look razors, Owens.Comment
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Lemme help ya with the little mustache Chad...LMAOOriginally posted by chadizzy1 View Post
He's got some great looking razors doesn't he....I know I love mine ;-)Comment
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God Damn they are nice! Makes me want to cut up a prostitute.Comment
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Originally posted by captncaveman View Post
LMAO!!!!
Thanks guys! Its nice to have hard work appreciated!Comment
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I'd like to commission a job. Hit me up.Comment
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You need a heavy blade for that. The razor will be ruined by the time you get the limbs off. Joints are tough on a delicate blade.......uhhhh.....Originally posted by GoVegan View Post
Nevermind.
Nice work Owens!Comment
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wow the brown wooden-like one ... is AWESOME!Comment
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I finally got around to digging out the trunk to find the razor I would like you to do.
This is my Great Grandfathers Odd Fellows razor. It's in pretty good shape and I have the original box. Send me a PM with a price to restore it.Comment
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Beautiful work! Makes me want to pick a few up on ebay and refinish them myself.Comment
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