WOW... what a great razor... the long journey has finally come to fruition
Attention B&B! Please listen to my proclamation!!
- Thread starter ctakim
- Start date
VERY nice! ...finally.
And you'd better shave with it - these are the best of the best (and the most beautiful, too).
congratulations to you.
[aside: I'm thinking that Mr. Brian DiPalma is some sort of razor-Yenta... he makes connects men with their dream razors! (And he probably gets kickbacks from sellers.) Brian's pretty much completed my collection for me, too.]
And you'd better shave with it - these are the best of the best (and the most beautiful, too).
congratulations to you.
[aside: I'm thinking that Mr. Brian DiPalma is some sort of razor-Yenta... he makes connects men with their dream razors! (And he probably gets kickbacks from sellers.) Brian's pretty much completed my collection for me, too.]
Nice pick up Dwight.
Congrats! That is a beauty.
I can't believe the Shrute family let an heirloom like that go!
(couldn't pass on the obvious "the office" joke)
I can't believe the Shrute family let an heirloom like that go!
(couldn't pass on the obvious "the office" joke)
That is absolutely beautiful!
I believe we already have a Dwight here, would Stan-the-man be OK instead?
First, congratulations on getting your dream razor!
This brings up a question, though, for you ABC collectors. These were originally sold with that area blank, and the owner would get it engraved if it suited him to do so. Nowadays, if you found one of these with that area still blank, would you get it engraved with your name, or would that spoil it somehow? That's a serious question, and of course, I'm assuming that you know an engraver that you trust not to botch the job.
This brings up a question, though, for you ABC collectors. These were originally sold with that area blank, and the owner would get it engraved if it suited him to do so. Nowadays, if you found one of these with that area still blank, would you get it engraved with your name, or would that spoil it somehow? That's a serious question, and of course, I'm assuming that you know an engraver that you trust not to botch the job.
Congrats dude...great score!
