Oh man that is a nice razor. Love the scales!!Bengall half hollow:
What straight did you use today? Now with PICTURES
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5/8 Robert Klaas "Kissing Cranes"
Wow! Very nice, Arne!
Antique Hoosier
“Aircooled”
Joh. Engstrom
a favorite lather created as well.....
a favorite lather created as well.....
Razor: Filarmonica
Strop: Kanayama
Soap: Cap’n Choice Sandalwood
Brush: WW Custom Synthetic
Aftershave #1: Thayer’s WH
Aftershave #2: Cap’n Choice Sandalwood
Balm: Cap’n Choice Sandalwood
Talc: Clubman
Strop: Kanayama
Soap: Cap’n Choice Sandalwood
Brush: WW Custom Synthetic
Aftershave #1: Thayer’s WH
Aftershave #2: Cap’n Choice Sandalwood
Balm: Cap’n Choice Sandalwood
Talc: Clubman
Interesting one....any history?
Dovo Palisander 6/8. The Superior Shave really hit a home run with this one. Sadly, no longer available
Wade & Butcher Special B, full hollow, 6/8s
I gave it a few hours of TLC as did the great guy who did the honing up in Maine. This razor delivered a great first shave. My $10 bucks was well spent.
I gave it a few hours of TLC as did the great guy who did the honing up in Maine. This razor delivered a great first shave. My $10 bucks was well spent.
Darmann Ernst & Co. (Edaco) - 13/16
One of my best razors.
Here is another I used today.
7/8 Bellied Full Hollow.
Love that razor!
Many thanks! It's one of my favorites.
Tanifuji Favorit 750
Thank you Dave. The only bad experience I've ever had with TI is the price tag.
No it's s good thing. Otherwise I'd buy one.[emoji39]
And suddenly the audience goes silent and let out an unison sigh. [emoji7]Darmann Ernst & Co. (Edaco) - 13/16
If you are considering a minimalist collection of Swedish razors I'd recommend these three:
1. The shoulderless Swedish razor. Usually a 4/8. You won't believe the damage this small but lethal razor effortlessly makes to your stubble. Several manufacturers made this razor type. I guess I own most versions, but I always seem to come back to the Törnblom version. A rarity.
2. Any Heljestrand 5/8
3. A Heljestrand MK No.32
Then you're set to go without having to sell your soul to finance it.
1. The shoulderless Swedish razor. Usually a 4/8. You won't believe the damage this small but lethal razor effortlessly makes to your stubble. Several manufacturers made this razor type. I guess I own most versions, but I always seem to come back to the Törnblom version. A rarity.
2. Any Heljestrand 5/8
3. A Heljestrand MK No.32
Then you're set to go without having to sell your soul to finance it.
