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Not in good condition and $80. However, thank you for pointing it out.Hurry up ... there’s a RFB for sale in the BST on here ... go pounce!
Not in good condition and $80. However, thank you for pointing it out.Hurry up ... there’s a RFB for sale in the BST on here ... go pounce!
Not in good condition and $80. However, thank you for pointing it out.
After suffering from Rad for a couple of years, I settled on the RFB as my daily driver.
You owe it to yourself to try one and come to your own conclusion. Don't think you'll be disappointed.
What a beauty.Yesterday I gave my 2 piece RFB #77 a thorough clean.....it was advertised as NOS and came in a cellophane sealed condition.
I gave it the ole bakin soda and foil treatment followed by some scrubbing bubbs and a hot soak in Dawn. Then polished it with some Goddards silver polish and applied renaissance wax to seal it and gave it a good buffing.
80+ years in a cellophane and the bakelite box still created some oxidation I have got it off now but this is the best I could do. Shaves better than a NEW, if that's possible.
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I just completed an amazing shave with the razor above. Aggressive is not a word I can ever use for the razor, neither does smooth spring to mind.
The one word Im left with as a memory of a terrific shave is COMFORT.
The head geometry on this one is near perfect....it just takes off stubble and you don't even realise it till you pass your
hand over the spot. I think it's near impossible to harm yourself with this razor....just a perfect little daily driver and a glorious shaving icon.