| Manufacturer | Wade & Butcher |
| Country of Manufacture | England (Sheffield) |
| Cross Side Marking | Manufactured By Wade & Butcher Sheffield |
| Pile Side Marking | N/A |
| Printing/Etch on Blade | The Celebrated Hollow Ground Razor For Barber's Use |
| Est. Mfg Date | 1870-1890 |
| Blade Width | Over 9/8" (1.145") |
| Blade Grind | Quarter Hollow |
| Point | Barber's notch |
| Blade Condition | Heavy pitting on spine; one large spot on pile side face of blade. The important areas, however, (etch edge) are all clean and free of any pitting or rust. It would be easy to restore the spots up near the spine and end up with an absolutely gorgeous example of a >9/8 FBU. |
| Tang Condition | Spot on spine of tang and one on reverse side. Etch area is in good shape, however with only minor scattered light pitting. |
| Scale Material | Horn, lead wedge |
| Scale Inlay | N/A |
| Scale Condition | Original scales are in serviceable condition with no major cracks or chips. |
VINTAGE VAULT RULES:
1. Maggard Vintage Vault razors are sold AS-IS. What you see is what you get. Some razors may need extensive work to become usable again.
2. All razors in the vault should be capable of being restored and used again. This means no cracks in the blades. Small (repairable) chips may be present but this will be fully disclosed in the descriptions and photos. Scales may have irreparable damage, however. Read descriptions fully and look at photos carefully before purchasing.
3. Brad will generally *not* be available to perform honing or restoration services on the razors purchased here. You can reach out to see what kind of workload we have; but, the answer will not always be yes. If we are able to perform work, it will be at an acceptable market rate (min $50/hr) given our expertise in this field.
4. Pricing may be above market value for their condition. This is because we're offering such a massive selection; we know that if you're looking for a SPECIFIC razor it may be the only place you will ever find it. It also ensures that we make a little bit of money on our inventory - which we have tens of thousands of dollars invested in over the years.
