Thanks yeah I'm really looking forward to putting the scuttle to use. I'm thinking it being pewter it should be able to hold/keep heat pretty well.
It's been a busy month-I've got a few things coming my way. A puck of Tabac, slowly making it's way across the Pacific 200 Voskhod Blades coming from Mother Russia-my daily driver blades that are thankfully some of the cheapest around. 100 Personna Platinum's (my "special shave" de's) 2 pucks of B&M unscented and 1 puck of Chiseled Face Trade Winds (Men's essentials Canada was having a sale) A couple samples coming in the mail. I tell myself these were all bought at the right time to save money, but my credit card is still somewhat warm to the touch right now. Have to reign in my consumerist habits.
Seems to be my weekend of scuttles....this one a tad older than the Sheffield one. It's from around 1914 (engraved 9/1/14) and made by "Steward Dawson" in England. Looks like it's in pretty good condition for its age and should clean up rather well before I put it back in use Second photo shows the scale a bit - it's smaller than what the first picture may have you believe. Photos by vendor
A rather unique IXL frameback razor from George Wostenholm & Sons; Imported by Layman & Carey co. ofIndianapolis (ca. 1873-1915). The razor dates anywhere from 1873 to 1889. I like the unusual tang design with the deep thumb jimps.