Casa Mozart Bahia razor? Anybody knows this one?
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It looks very nice. I'd buy it.
looks like a Pakistani razor if thats the case dont buy it
it looks fine but the proof is in the shave.
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I got another reply of the seller but the price is a bit high for me because of the condition of the blade. To much rust for that price. So I don't think I will be buying it.
From what I can see, it looks like a Pakistani razor, in which case its worth no more than a letter opener
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Thank you all very much. I decided not to buy this one. Although it looks nice if the quality isn't good it's not worth the money for me. I put in a little more money and got a lovely Pirola razor. This one comes from 2 generations of barbers. And still looks so nice. Think I did a good deal on this one.
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very ncie i think that you will like the SR experience although youe wallet wont.
ide steer you away from hones them things breed.
ide steer you away from hones them things breed.
Possibly "Casa Mozart Bahia" is Galician (northwest Spain) = "House of Mozart Bay"
Could be Spanish ? Any markings on the tang ?
HTH
Could be Spanish ? Any markings on the tang ?
HTH
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I did that search of House of Mozart Bay also came up with Bayhouse of Mozart but did not get any other info. And the markings can't be read. So it would be to much of a gamble to pay 40$ for.
Hi all
I actually bought that Casa Mozart Bahia razor (for 20 EUR by the way). It's only now, weeks later, that I thought about checking whether I could find some info about it. Although the razor doesn't mention the Casa Mozart Bahia again, it does bear the Solingen stamp. And, it's a 7/8" razor. As Heljen mentioned there was indeed some oxidation, but I've managed to recuperate far worse. As a matter of fact, there was only rust in a few spots. For me, that was a good deal. Not the best, but a good deal nonetheless (7/8"s don't come cheap).
Cheers,
W
I actually bought that Casa Mozart Bahia razor (for 20 EUR by the way). It's only now, weeks later, that I thought about checking whether I could find some info about it. Although the razor doesn't mention the Casa Mozart Bahia again, it does bear the Solingen stamp. And, it's a 7/8" razor. As Heljen mentioned there was indeed some oxidation, but I've managed to recuperate far worse. As a matter of fact, there was only rust in a few spots. For me, that was a good deal. Not the best, but a good deal nonetheless (7/8"s don't come cheap).
Cheers,
W
Hi all
I actually bought that Casa Mozart Bahia razor (for 20 EUR by the way). It's only now, weeks later, that I thought about checking whether I could find some info about it. Although the razor doesn't mention the Casa Mozart Bahia again, it does bear the Solingen stamp. And, it's a 7/8" razor. As Heljen mentioned there was indeed some oxidation, but I've managed to recuperate far worse. As a matter of fact, there was only rust in a few spots. For me, that was a good deal. Not the best, but a good deal nonetheless (7/8"s don't come cheap).
Cheers,
W
I actually bought that Casa Mozart Bahia razor (for 20 EUR by the way). It's only now, weeks later, that I thought about checking whether I could find some info about it. Although the razor doesn't mention the Casa Mozart Bahia again, it does bear the Solingen stamp. And, it's a 7/8" razor. As Heljen mentioned there was indeed some oxidation, but I've managed to recuperate far worse. As a matter of fact, there was only rust in a few spots. For me, that was a good deal. Not the best, but a good deal nonetheless (7/8"s don't come cheap).
Cheers,
W
Good deal on that Mozart razor, looks half or quarter hollow because of the similar shoulderless grind as on one of mine razors. Am I right?
Even better! I think you did very well fpr 20€
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Great to hear that it got a good home now. Be sure to post pictures when it's finished.
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