If I only had one, I may keep it untouched (or until I lose my self control and use it). I have three so I am using one already.
To use or not to use: unused Irisch Moos shave stick I didn't know I had
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Well, what'd ya do with it? Use it? sell it? bury it under a palm tree in Bora-Bora?
I say vacuum seal it, toss it in the ol' Kelvinator, and leave it for the Grand-kids to sell on ebay!
It's not that scarce, yet...
If one really wants it, the soap can still be found from time to time on ebay in Germany.
Now, if you were talking about Seaforth shaving soap....
I'd just keep as a collectible. I have 3 of these and barely using one. It's a great soap, and I enjoy the scent but I have too much artisanal soaps in my rotation.
Do not use! 
Send to me. I will use!
AA
fire that soap up!
Send to me. I will use!
AA
fire that soap up!
Smartest thing I've seen posted today!Do not use!
Send to me. I will use!
AA
No, this would be smart: if Mr. Fine has developed a Tabac-like base - and I think it's like 80% there - someone tell him to make a Sir Irisch Moos scent for it.
Then, the stuff would be essentially back in production for all to enjoy!
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Ok, this is now the smartest thing that I have seen posted today!
I didn't mention it in my post, but it was never "Sir Irisch Moos" as in the royal title "Sir," anymore than D.R. Harris was Doctor Harris as some have mistakenly inferred. SIR International was the original product line. When the word International was dropped, SIR became the name of the product line. The word was always displayed in all caps. It was never a personal "title." These were German-language products, after all. Mäuer & Wirtz effectively eliminated the product line designation and made Irisch Moos a brand in its own right. The SIR logotype was maintained in miniature form on the product box merely to designate its pedigree, as the direct successor to the Mühlens fragrance, for those who remembered that product and were looking again for it.
You may not have been implying that at all, and if so, I apologise, but it seemed a fair misinterpretation that merited clarification.
CBL soaps has a really nice Moos-like scented soap called Sir Fougere if you really don’t want to use the unobtainium 
Thanks for the history @razorboi I had to chuckle because I had always read it as Sir Irish Moose
Actually, the post I was referring to there, was written for a different thread: "Tabac is the best kept secret in shaving." Probably the wrong place for a history of Irisch Moos, but it's found here:
Tabac is the best kept secret in shaving
Sir Irish Moose? Now that's funny!
I've no doubt all the moose in Ireland will be pleased to have their royal lineage finally recognised!
CBL soaps has a really nice Moos-like scented soap called Sir Fougere if you really don’t want to use the unobtainium
Just found their website; thanks.
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Who ya saving it for?
It wont last forever. Eventually, like us all, it will turn to dust.
Be honoured its yours to enjoy.
Or swap it/sell it, but dont hoard it.
It wont last forever. Eventually, like us all, it will turn to dust.
Be honoured its yours to enjoy.
Or swap it/sell it, but dont hoard it.
Sorry to dig up an old thread, but what razor is that? Looks like a Fatip on a custom handle?You may regret selling it.
You will never regret using it, it's a great soap.
Use it, enjoy life!
Correct! It's a Fatip comb, Merkur cap, and a Cooncat Bob custom Bull Mastiff handle.
Welcome to B&B! Good eye.
Talk about a custom! I'll bet you wouldn't trade THAT setup for a fancy $500 razor. Beautiful my friend.
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