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Dorco, with Gillette 7 o'clock coming in as a close second worst.

I sure have. Some were irritating enough that I changed them after one or two strokes!

When I first joined Badger & Blade, over 10 years ago, I probably tried 50 or 60 different blades. There was a blade exchange thread. I learned that all our faces are different, and blades that others really liked, I threw away after one stroke on my face! And the reverse is also true...

Shark Super Chrome. They are relatively inexpensive, and I can get about 6 good shaves from one blade.

Beverly Hills Polo Club.

A Gillette New Standard with a Shark Super Chrome blade.

Two Old Spice shaving mugs, 1 has original unused old spice soap, 1 has an unused vintage puck of Colgate soap.

Ogalalla Bay Rum Shulton Old Spice Old Spice Musk Mennen skin bracer Stetson

I've been using a Schick Injector lately, but I'm getting low on blades. Where do you Gents buy yours?

Gillette New with all the plating worn off, and a Wal-Mart Wilkinson Sword blade

C&E Sienna. The first time I used it, my wife said "You made the whole house smell good!" Then my brother gave me a vintage puck of Old Spice. Incomparable lather!

I'd look for a Colt Woodsman or a High Standard Sport King, or maybe a HD Military. A nice Browning Buckmark would be good too.

Now they have us right where we want 'em. We can shoot in every direction!" Chesty Puller

I like the Chinese Jinhao pens, they seem to run around $7.00 shipped. Look nice and write well, not in the same league as a Waterman, but you can carry one without worrying about losing it!

Good idea!

Oldsmobile Starfire. 394 cubic inches, 345 HP. Factory Tach in the console.

Jinhao pens write smoothly for me. It's not a Waterman, but for $10.00 it's a good pen.

Oldsmobile Starfire. 394 Ci, 345 hp.

Hatari.

Lather it up with your favorite soap, and let it sit overnight. Look for a post here at B&B about how to break in new brushes, it should work for getting the funk out.