Difference between revisions of "Wade & Butcher "Sectional (Microtome)" 6/8"
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This straight razor is only marked "Made and Ground in Sheffield" on the obverse shank. | This straight razor is only marked "Made and Ground in Sheffield" on the obverse shank. | ||
| − | The grind type is noted in Ken Hawley's note on open razors<ref>http://www.shef.ac.uk/hawley/collection/notes/open-razors/razor-grinding.html</ref> and is commonly referred to in the SRP forums as a microtome | + | The grind type is noted in Ken Hawley's note on open razors<ref>http://www.shef.ac.uk/hawley/collection/notes/open-razors/razor-grinding.html</ref> and is commonly referred to in the SRP forums as a microtome. |
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[table=head]Fields|Data [/table] |
| Manufacturer | Unknown - Simply marked "Made and Ground in Sheffield" Possibly Wade & Butcher |
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| Model | Unknown |
| Region | Sheffield, England |
| Date | Uknown "Uknown" contains an extrinsic dash or other characters that are invalid for a date interpretation.
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| Grind | Section |
| Size | 6/8 |
| Point | Square |
| Shoulder | |
| Spine Decoration | |
| Jimps | |
| Scales | Horn |
| Steel | Carbon Steel |
| Image |   
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This straight razor is only marked "Made and Ground in Sheffield" on the obverse shank.
The grind type is noted in Ken Hawley's note on open razors[1] and is commonly referred to in the SRP forums as a microtome.
