Now you just made it ten times harder to useJust what I was thinking...museum quality...too good to use, but it's your razor. Go have at it! Get 'er wet and report back on the experience.
Now you just made it ten times harder to useJust what I was thinking...museum quality...too good to use, but it's your razor. Go have at it! Get 'er wet and report back on the experience.
Nice find. An N.O.S. boxed strop is particularly hard to come by, and essential to using the Auto-Strop razor as originally intended. Now you just have to find some N.O.S. blade packs (which are rather common), and you're off to the races! Yes, the wrapped blades are usually still as sharp as new.Found this in a antique store boxes are in great shapeView attachment 993227 View attachment 993226 View attachment 993227
amazingly the strop is still softer that a strop I had previously found in a box but it was used I had considered doing something to protect and preserve both of them might have to get some balm almost bought blades online a few times for another auto-strop razor I haveNice find. An N.O.S. boxed strop is particularly hard to come by, and essential to using the Auto-Strop razor as originally intended. Now you just have to find some N.O.S. blade packs (which are rather common), and you're off to the races! Yes, the wrapped blades are usually still as sharp as new.
ps. Of course, you would have to make the strop flexible again with some strop balm...and patience.
Nice acquisition, with the case!
Load that soap like you hate it and dont over-hydrate. You're going to love it with a straight edge!
Load that soap like you hate it and dont over-hydrate. You're going to love it with a straight edge!