Very much in the Super Speed tradition, mild but efficient.Beautiful razors! How do they shave? Mild, medium, aggressive?
Very much in the Super Speed tradition, mild but efficient.Beautiful razors! How do they shave? Mild, medium, aggressive?
No pun intended, mostly. I guess they are just a cut above.What is it with The Brits ?
No pun intended, mostly. I guess they are just a cut above.
Populars are great too, right column, OC 15s in the next, AJs in the center (oops and bottom right) and 3rd / 4th generation SB Aristotocrats in the two left columns.
All great shavers.
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The one on the left looks to be a '30s British Aristocrat, if it's an OC. The one on the right is a '46-'47 US Aristocrat.
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Brother Hoka Hey, I love your description of the Sheraton (which I have). I never thought of it that way, but I think you're not only clever but you're also correct!Don't have an Aristocrat, but I have the bastard red headed step child of the first gen Aristocrat and first gen Super Speed
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The Sheraton. Was thinking this morning it's either an Aristo-Speed, or a Super-Crat.
Turns out one of the left is made in the US. I'm not sure of the changes things
Then looking through ShaveWiki it appears to be a USA '34-'39 Aristocrat.
Gillette Aristocrat 1930s
My Sheraton has the exact same head as my 1936 Aristocrat.
Yet the Sheraton is a smoother and milder shaver than the '36 Aristocrat. Can anyone explain that?My Sheraton has the exact same head as my 1936 Aristocrat.
Yet the Sheraton is a smoother and milder shaver than the '36 Aristocrat. Can anyone explain that?
Between My 1934 and 1936 The 1934s head has a lower head profileI found Mr-Razor. I'm guessing a 34' or 36'. I'm not certain I see a way to differentiate. Pretty cool though, either way!
How Much do you want for it ?Here is my only aristocrat - a prototype:
Here is my only aristocrat - a prototype: