To those who own a bevy of razors, obviously some are more cherished by others, hence the average shaver may own two, three, four, nine, eleven or more of any given brand razor (same would hold true of brushes and other hardware too I suppose). But for now...razors.
Of you who have a stable of straights (small, moderate, or large in size) how many different razors made by different manufacturers do you own?
Like for example:
Ralf Aust-4
Boker-3
Jerry Stark-2
Brian Brown-2 (plus 2 re-scale jobs)
Robert Williams-1 (plus one on the way)
Thiers-Issard-1
Dovo-1
Hart Steel-1
Tim Zowada-1
Kleerblatt (vintage)-1
Gold Dollar Lab Rat-1
Seems the only brushes of which I own more than one are: (not gonna number them)
Rudy Vey-many
Omega-a few
Semogue-a couple
...and one apiece of Simpson, Vie-Long, Razorock Plissoft, Muhle, Paladin,
Probably a few others as well. Boar, badger, synthetic. They're all in there somewhere.
But the question remains, how many of each different razor manufactured by different makersdo you own?
Of you who have a stable of straights (small, moderate, or large in size) how many different razors made by different manufacturers do you own?
Like for example:
Ralf Aust-4
Boker-3
Jerry Stark-2
Brian Brown-2 (plus 2 re-scale jobs)
Robert Williams-1 (plus one on the way)
Thiers-Issard-1
Dovo-1
Hart Steel-1
Tim Zowada-1
Kleerblatt (vintage)-1
Gold Dollar Lab Rat-1
Seems the only brushes of which I own more than one are: (not gonna number them)
Rudy Vey-many
Omega-a few
Semogue-a couple
...and one apiece of Simpson, Vie-Long, Razorock Plissoft, Muhle, Paladin,
Probably a few others as well. Boar, badger, synthetic. They're all in there somewhere.
But the question remains, how many of each different razor manufactured by different makersdo you own?
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