A Walker and Hall straight razor from Sheffield, England with original celluloid scales and metal wedge. The blade is hollow ground with a round tip making this an excellent razor for a beginer. The condition and history make it a great razor for anyone! The round tip is considered by most to be the safest choice for those jsut starting out and with the hollow grind you know it will cut through stubble with ease. A shefifeld blade from the late 1800s that is still in great condition! The razor has been cleaned polished and honed and is shave ready!
Country of Manufacture: Sheffield Grind: Full Hollow Metal: Carbon Steel Scales: Celluloid Date:Late 1800's Condition: Polished, Sharpened and Shave Ready Grade: Good Imperfections: minor pitting Included: Razor only
Brief History of Walker and Hall- Established in 1845 in Sheiffield by George Walker. As an assistant to Jhon Wright, Walker gained the royalties of electroplating in Sheffield. Henry Hall joined the buisness in 1853 and the company became "Walker and Hall".
