Thanks man. High class shaver that is 
Maciek.
Maciek.
The Non-hobbyist restore/rescale picture thread (not official hobbyist for B&B)
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Streaked horn never fails to impress!
C.F. Wolfertz & Co, Allentown, PA in CA finished figured walnut scales with horn wedge. The thumb notch was added after a botched attempt at jimps.
That figured walnut looks nice. I like the contrast between the wedge, scales, pins, and blade. Great looking razor, Dave!
Thanks, Erik!
New black horn with lead wedge for an old stub tail.
^^I like that a lot! Nicely done.
Well Done!
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Very tradition restore... Love the attention to detail
Thank you all.
ERN The Leighton Razor. Haven't done anything with the blade. Just cleaning a pivot point and re-scale. Honey horn, trancullent scales with open grain ebony wedge.
Maciek.
Maciek.
Very nicely done!
Beautifully done.
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Love the scales
Thank you gentlemen.
Here is the first Double Duck to be subjected to my attention.
Hess Hair Milk Laboratories, 5/8" very hollow blade. I didn't feel comfortable removing enough material to eliminate the minor pitting. So a little light sanding with 1500 and 2000 grit then polish. Unfortunately the gold wash on the tang was too far gone to save any. The scales cleaned up nicely and once the frown was ground away, I took a nice edge.
I not sure I want to know what "Hair Milk" is.
I not sure I want to know what "Hair Milk" is.
Nice Job!
They both look very nice, Dave. 
Finally finished this imperial razor co 6/8 with camel etching. I cleaned up the blade about a year ago and took forever getting around to making scales. Blonde translucent horn, wedge the same. Not perfect as I rushed the sanding and left a couple little scratches and they're a little too thin at the pivot end, but, as long as they hold together,I'm quite happy with it. Shaves have been great too.
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