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The US Aristocrats are a pretty diverse group beyond the 40's and 50's variants you are asking about. There is also the flare handled old type in the faux ivory case and the gold slim adjustable that shves just like, well a slim adjustable. Then there is the '34 TTO open comb, too! Are you...
As someone who deals with the Big C every day on a professional level my heart goes out to you guys. My thoughts & prayers go out to you both and to all B&B members similarly challenged.
Well it varies for me with what I don't have but lust after in my collection. My most recent was the earliest flared bottom Aristocrat in the faux Ivory case. A NOS one recently sold on da Bay for just short of $500. Well beyond my top bid!!!
That is a Red Tip Superspeed in a Slim Adjustable case. What is the date code for the razor. Red Tips were mostly in the 50's I believe. You should be able to find a letter and number under the head of the razor on the bottom side in the left and right corner. Nice razor, one of my favorites to...
Looks like one of the earliest single rings as the change from the double ring style to single ring was in 1905, I believe. Interesting that this is a Canadian model. These earliest old types are a tad aggressive for my taste with a modern blade, so mine sit on the collector's shelf more than...
Boston Scientific? Coronary stents? Welcome to B&B and it sounds like you are well on your way to growing a great razor collection. This is a great place to learn about this hobby!:001_smile
This is my favorite Flare tip Superspeed. Plus you have a nice case and blade dispenser too. What you do with is is entirely your decision, but if you start to hang out here longer this is what you would do: you would buy another Red Tip for regular shaving and only use this one on special...
Shave experiences may differ, but in terms of build quality from the Fat Boy to the Slim to the Super adjustable it was a down hill slide IMHO. The heavy solid chunk of metal that is the Fat Boy speaks to me volumes about craftsmanship, and 50's era quality.:001_smile