Yesterday I went to a local antique shop and found an interesting straight. The blade says that it is made by Eagle Brand Cutlery, then the shank says Parker Cut. Co. Surgical Steel and the back side of the shank says Japan. It's a bit smaller than a normal straight, maybe about an inch shorter in total length with the blade being about half an inch shorter than a normal straight. The real neat part though is the scales...
The razor seems to have a thin bronze set of scales with mother of pearl laid over them and two stripes made of abalone on either side and the spacer inside the scales appears to be made of coral. It's a wedge or near wedge and the point is kind of a shallow backwards S shape. I'll post pics later, but I just thought this was a really interesting straight. Anybody know anything about this brand or anything?
The razor seems to have a thin bronze set of scales with mother of pearl laid over them and two stripes made of abalone on either side and the spacer inside the scales appears to be made of coral. It's a wedge or near wedge and the point is kind of a shallow backwards S shape. I'll post pics later, but I just thought this was a really interesting straight. Anybody know anything about this brand or anything?