Got a text at work from an antique shop in town.
I came home with this.View attachment 588830
Yeah!
Gorgeous my friend.
Got a text at work from an antique shop in town.
I came home with this.View attachment 588830
My wife and I are on a road trip, from the Denver area to Oshkosh, Wisconsin, home to the world's largest civilian airshow dedicated to Experimental (homebuilt) aircraft, warbirds (military) restoration, rotary (helicopters) aircraft, and light aircraft. I think they claim 1mio people attend during the week-long event.
Anyway.... we have taken several opportunities to hunt along the way:
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So far, a Rolls Razor 7 day set (missing the Rolls itself <LOL>), a short common bar handle NEW Norfolk/Tuckaway, a common bar handle NEW in a 1905ish Double Ring case, a common bar handle NEW Deluxe in the Red & Black set, a cased Gold Slim (can't bring myself to call them Aristocrats <grrrrrr>), 2 Slims @$22 the pair, an Adoration brush, Rubberset 400, and a Rubberset 200-5. The last acquisition today, and probably the best score, is a 1920 Old Type (S/N M247xxx) with a Bulldog handle that cost me the princely sum of $5!
My wife and I are on a road trip, from the Denver area to Oshkosh, Wisconsin, home to the world's largest civilian airshow dedicated to Experimental (homebuilt) aircraft, warbirds (military) restoration, rotary (helicopters) aircraft, and light aircraft. I think they claim 1mio people attend during the week-long event.
Anyway.... we have taken several opportunities to hunt along the way:
View attachment 588829
So far, a Rolls Razor 7 day set (missing the Rolls itself <LOL>), a short common bar handle NEW Norfolk/Tuckaway, a common bar handle NEW in a 1905ish Double Ring case, a common bar handle NEW Deluxe in the Red & Black set, a cased Gold Slim (can't bring myself to call them Aristocrats <grrrrrr>), 2 Slims @$22 the pair, an Adoration brush, Rubberset 400, and a Rubberset 200-5. The last acquisition today, and probably the best score, is a 1920 Old Type (S/N M247xxx) with a Bulldog handle that cost me the princely sum of $5!
I'm almost positive that Rubberset 400 is going to put you over-weight for your return trip....send it to me and your journey will be much more comfortable.
There's that gold slim I need for my set! I should have riding with you. Nice score!
My wife and I are on a road trip, from the Denver area to Oshkosh, Wisconsin, home to the world's largest civilian airshow dedicated to Experimental (homebuilt) aircraft, warbirds (military) restoration, rotary (helicopters) aircraft, and light aircraft. I think they claim 1mio people attend during the week-long event.
Anyway.... we have taken several opportunities to hunt along the way:
View attachment 588829
So far, a Rolls Razor 7 day set (missing the Rolls itself <LOL>), a short common bar handle NEW Norfolk/Tuckaway, a common bar handle NEW in a 1905ish Double Ring case, a common bar handle NEW Deluxe in the Red & Black set, a cased Gold Slim (can't bring myself to call them Aristocrats <grrrrrr>), 2 Slims @$22 the pair, an Adoration brush, Rubberset 400, and a Rubberset 200-5. The last acquisition today, and probably the best score, is a 1920 Old Type (S/N M247xxx) with a Bulldog handle that cost me the princely sum of $5!
Got a text at work from an antique shop in town.
I came home with this.View attachment 588830
Let us know when you are coming, Juan Manuel - we'll show you the good places to hunt!Dan, just wow! Congrats!
I am going to cross the pond, definitely... and will skim off those antiques shops, that's for sure!!!
I'm listening....<grin>
Are you selling it?
Let us know when you are coming, Juan Manuel - we'll show you the good places to hunt!
Hello, it was advertised as New Old Stock, and it appears unused. As far as the date is concerned, the blade that it came with was a 1963 date code, but I know from my research it was made during the early 1950's. These Techs were made in the UK. They are awesome shavers. It sports an Aluminum handle and baseplate. The cap is either Zinc/Zamac, or brass. They are the most efficient Techs I've ever used.