Robgar 5/8 French Straight Razor Vintage L'incassable (unbreakable)

Robgar 5/8 French Straight Razor Vintage L'incassable (unbreakable)

vintage straight razor (circa 1945) made by Francisque Delolme, a cutler who plied his trade in Thiers, France in the middle of the 20th century.

He registered the Robgab and L'Incassable trademarks with the Thiers patent office in 1945, and he seems to have quit making cutlery sometime in the 1950s.
That dark spot you see down by the heel pin is a plug that runs through both scales and the wedge. Its purpose is to keep the wedge from rotating; all Robgab razors have this feature.

Sharp as a tack and solid as steel from blade to scales. This is a rare piece in rare form.
Blade is all but flawless.

Finished on Japanese shapton glass. 1000 2000 5000 8000 12000 16000 then stropped on fire linen hose and horse hide leather.

Only ONE available. No I won't hold it and no I won't be getting more.
A razor like this won't come around twice. Great investment.
Another BeardKnife Approved masterpiece.







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Only ONE available. Will be months before another is ready.





These pieces make excellent gifts for all occasions. Groomsmen gifts, give one to a son or grandchild who is graduating. House warming gifts, collectibles for knife and shaving enthusiasts. Birthday, Father's days...and occasion that calls for a remembered gift.Legal Disclaimers:

Caution do not read this warning while unconscious.
Warning do not use razor during an earthquake.
Razor is sharp on purpose please exercise caution.
Warning Razor is harmful if swallowed.
Warning by purchasing any of our BeardKnife products you agree that you are asserting that you are not stupid
and ergo responsible for anything bad that happens to you or a razor that is in your hands.

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