Iron Town Razorworks

A little on an old ******er razor for a client. @ Cedar City, Utah

I little before & after on a bone-scaled heirloom razor for a client.

Gift set I completed for a client/friend. He wanted to give the set to his nephew who is leaving for Tennessee. I chose the blade that was ground in Cleveland, Ohio (where he and I met) and is stamped with a musket (to represent the volunteers from Tennessee in the War of 1812). Brush is made from Honduran Rosewood with turquoise inlay.

Sometimes vintage blades are just as they ought to be and require no work other than a little cleaning. As it is for this beautiful Fox Cutlery hollow grind with embellished scales.

Skin Bracer is the scent that I grew up associating with shaving and grooming. My dad used it all the time. He called it "Green Lizard". I thought it was only fitting to photograph it with a Green Lizard razor that I restored for a client. Gun blued blade, black/toxic green G10 scales, and I even used a piece of its old green celluloid scales to make the wedge spacer. Fun project that I hope the customer loves.

Big, burly 30mm badger knot set in bumblebee water acrylic. For a client.