Fasan 2-piece slant

[Jake]

Never had this model of a 2-piece version of this fantastic and classy razor. In fact this model doesn't even show up on the Fasan sales sheet I have. I've presented a few of my other Fasan slants, but never had this one until a recent acquisition brought it to me.

Thought you might appreciate seeing how the vintage makers created twisted slants and innovative 2-piece razors. Shave is --as always -- very effective - if slightly mild.

Nice little blade bank for new and used blades. And overall a very classy classic.

 

[gvw755]

Another very interesting Fasan variant. Thanks for showing us!

 

[efsk]

Nice one Jake. These are not found too often. A while back, five were located on B&B, of which I had two. Sold one of those, but still means with yours there now are six.
Pic of a boxed one I saw identifies this as the Nr 42.

 

[tonich]

I have 2 of those.
Cased.
Don't use them. Not worth a ****e.

 

[member 119848]

Beautiful razor, Jake! Your photos are also very well taken.
I just took a look at your collection, with awe...
being a big fan of this design, I bought a few BOCS from PAA.
Do all Fasan perform similarly? Or are there differences in efficiency and blade feel?

 

[BigJ]

Never had this model of a 2-piece version of this fantastic and classy razor. In fact this model doesn't even show up on the Fasan sales sheet I have. I've presented a few of my other Fasan slants, but never had this one until a recent acquisition brought it to me.

Thought you might appreciate seeing how the vintage makers created twisted slants and innovative 2-piece razors. Shave is --as always -- very effective - if slightly mild.

Nice little blade bank for new and used blades. And overall a very classy classic.

High class!! Congratulations!!

 

[Jake]

Beautiful razor, Jake! Your photos are also very well taken.
I just took a look at your collection, with awe...
being a big fan of this design, I bought a few BOCS from PAA.
Do all Fasan perform similarly? Or are there differences in efficiency and blade feel?

The Fasans are different in their efficiency for sure -- weighty ones are much more aggressive. The all Bakelite ones are fairly mild and require some finesse -- but provide very close smooth shaves. Worth trying them out.

 

[Jake]

I have 2 of those.
Cased.
Don't use them. Not worth a ****e.

You could certainly sell or trade your sets -- if they are not popular in your rotation. Do you have photos?

 

[Jake]

Nice one Jake. These are not found too often. A while back, five were located on B&B, of which I had two. Sold one of those, but still means with yours there now are six.
Pic of a boxed one I saw identifies this as the Nr 42.

That's great Richard. Glad you've also got this variant and it's good to know the model #, whatever that means. But we can at least know they had numbers for each of the variants. At some point I'd love to share our Fasan photos on a mini-site devoted to this company and their innovations.

 

[tonich]

You could certainly sell or trade your sets -- if they are not popular in your rotation. Do you have photos?

I quit taking photos a long time ago...
I do not shave with ... I will keep those for now in the cupboard, the deeper buried the better, ha!

 

[ajkel64]

Another great razor, you can certainly find them. The old ones seem like works of art.

 

[Twelvefret]

Very nice and thank you for posting the photos.

 

[CLM54]

Beautifull razor Jake. From a collector stand point which fasan razors are more rare: all bachelite, Partial bachelite, or all metal? Thanks

 

[ischiapp3]

Nice catch, @Jake
This is a nice little shaver.

 

[Midoio]

Beautiful design! I would like to have one too

 

[Jake]

Beautifull razor Jake. From a collector stand point which fasan razors are more rare: all bachelite, Partial bachelite, or all metal? Thanks

The most rare are the all metal Fasans. The all Bakelite ones are the most (relatively speaking) common.