Most expensive straight razor in your collection and why?
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200 bucks for a first edition fili 14. Other than that one all my razors cost less than 100 bucks. As far as what one is worth, i have a few razors from the 1700s and im sure they would be worth a lot of coin to the right buyer.
Not really sure. I guess whichever one it is, isn't important. But I would say that the reason I have it is because I like it, not because of it's cost or perceived value. The reason it was purchased in the first place would be that it gave me the 'gotta have it' burn....
Yes I agree to that Sir!!!
Very well put.
I have bought a few razors that I knew I could restore & flip for a much higher price - the "they don't know what they are selling" burn may be the ignoble cousin of the "I gotta have it" burn - but those were razors bought for cheap that would eventually be sold expensive (ish - I try not to overdo it).
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I completely understand that feeling.
NOS EPBD...It's still on the factory edge.
Gorgeous and a razor crying to be used....NOS EPBD...It's still on the factory edge.
NOS, absolutely pristine, spotless Iwasaki Tamahagane western. I love Japanese razors and finding an Iwasaki tama in this condition was a dream come true.
Mine is a Tim Zowada damascus steel, I bought the blade from tim and then scaled it in ivory
Why? Why not, it is a beautiful razor I will have forever and pass down to my son, truly a piece of art-and it was my last razor I bought to keep, I haven't bought a razor in a few years.
Why? Why not, it is a beautiful razor I will have forever and pass down to my son, truly a piece of art-and it was my last razor I bought to keep, I haven't bought a razor in a few years.
Beautiful Alfredo!!Mine is a Tim Zowada damascus steel, I bought the blade from tim and then scaled it in ivory
Why? Why not, it is a beautiful razor I will have forever and pass down to my son, truly a piece of art-and it was my last razor I bought to keep, I haven't bought a razor in a few years.
Score!
I've been curious about which razor that would be the master razor of the Master. Now I know and the answer didn't come as a surprise. I've been ogling Tim Zowada damascus razors for years but some things aren't meant to be.Mine is a Tim Zowada damascus steel, I bought the blade from tim and then scaled it in ivory
Why? Why not, it is a beautiful razor I will have forever and pass down to my son, truly a piece of art-and it was my last razor I bought to keep, I haven't bought a razor in a few years.
Thank you
That is really two separate things-my most expensive razor is this one.
My favorite razor, the one I would use for the rest of my life if forced to, would be a filarmonica 14 with my name stamped on the reverse tang. My family is originally from Spain from Andalucia and Zaragoza, I don't know for sure if they were involved in the making of this razor, but it is likely
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