Thinning out the herd. I just have to much and it gives me agita.
The straights are all probably near shave ready. They need at least a good stropping, and a pasted strop wouldn't hurt. Some of them may need more. I just don't know much about straights. Did I mention I don't know much about straights. Most of them are probably good candidates for a beginner, or someone looking to learn how to hone without breaking the bank.
Payment is through PayPal. Please add $3 for shipping. If you purchase more than 3 items, shipping is included. CONUS only.
I have included some photos of measurements using an inexpenisive digital caliper. I don't know how accurate, and I measured using the top of the spine to the blade. I tried not to touch the cutting edge.
As for shipping, I really cannot make 20 different trips to the post office. I am going to the post office this Saturday. If you purchase something before then, I will get it shipped out this Saturday morning. I will be able to get to the post office next week, I just don't know the day. It may not be until later in the week.
If you have any questions, please ask. Again, I do not know much about straights, but I can try and answer your questions. I like to think of this as a gentlemenly forum. Please, if you see one of my prices is off, either to high or to low (as I don't know much about straights, I may not know what I have) please let me know. A PM would be fine if you don't want to put in the comments.
I am not interested in any trades. I am only interested in cash money. Now, on to the goods.
1. Genco Tubak. $20.
2. Almond $70 - this is in really nice shape. I believe it is a Kamisori style razor, though it is a foldable. I wanted to shave with this one, but didn't have the cojones to put it to a stone so I left it alone.
3. The Favorite Worthington. This definitely has replaced scales. They are a little biggish for the blade, but the spine acts as a stop. - $20
The straights are all probably near shave ready. They need at least a good stropping, and a pasted strop wouldn't hurt. Some of them may need more. I just don't know much about straights. Did I mention I don't know much about straights. Most of them are probably good candidates for a beginner, or someone looking to learn how to hone without breaking the bank.
Payment is through PayPal. Please add $3 for shipping. If you purchase more than 3 items, shipping is included. CONUS only.
I have included some photos of measurements using an inexpenisive digital caliper. I don't know how accurate, and I measured using the top of the spine to the blade. I tried not to touch the cutting edge.
As for shipping, I really cannot make 20 different trips to the post office. I am going to the post office this Saturday. If you purchase something before then, I will get it shipped out this Saturday morning. I will be able to get to the post office next week, I just don't know the day. It may not be until later in the week.
If you have any questions, please ask. Again, I do not know much about straights, but I can try and answer your questions. I like to think of this as a gentlemenly forum. Please, if you see one of my prices is off, either to high or to low (as I don't know much about straights, I may not know what I have) please let me know. A PM would be fine if you don't want to put in the comments.
I am not interested in any trades. I am only interested in cash money. Now, on to the goods.
1. Genco Tubak. $20.
2. Almond $70 - this is in really nice shape. I believe it is a Kamisori style razor, though it is a foldable. I wanted to shave with this one, but didn't have the cojones to put it to a stone so I left it alone.
3. The Favorite Worthington. This definitely has replaced scales. They are a little biggish for the blade, but the spine acts as a stop. - $20
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