gicasorzo
Member
Hey guys, yesterday I found a really rusty carbon knife in a thrift recycling store. It was 100% covered by orange rust and had an strange shape.
Today I bought some sandpaper and rust eraser and started to remove that rust as much as I can.
It is an old Maleham & Yeomans. I did some research and they appear to be from 19th century, but there is not much information about them.
I don't know what to do with it. I don't know if I'd be able to remove more rust because the body of the knife is thin. Also, I'm new in the world of knives, sharpening and restoration.
Here are some pictures. I would really appreciate some advice.
Today I bought some sandpaper and rust eraser and started to remove that rust as much as I can.
It is an old Maleham & Yeomans. I did some research and they appear to be from 19th century, but there is not much information about them.
I don't know what to do with it. I don't know if I'd be able to remove more rust because the body of the knife is thin. Also, I'm new in the world of knives, sharpening and restoration.
Here are some pictures. I would really appreciate some advice.


