I'm barely into using a DE and don't have any immediate plans to try a straight, but looking down the road, I see that anything can happen. Anyway, I was in one of those antique shops this weekend where there are a gazillion dealer booths. One of them had several straight razors, and everything in that booth was 50 percent off, resulting in prices of $10-15 for these razors. I didn't even ask to look at them, because I don't know a thing and wouldn't know what to look for or what to be turned off by. I can't imagine this hasn't been dealt with before, a sort of Antique Razor Buying Guide for the Clueless. If there is, I'd very much appreciate a pointer to it, as I haven't stumbled across it. I should specify that this is for using, not collecting.
Also, FWIW, the tags on the razors all seemed to be arranged so I couldn't see any identifying information through the glass (probably not purposely), but I think one did have the name Frederick written on it. Not sure if that means anything.
Thanks!
Also, FWIW, the tags on the razors all seemed to be arranged so I couldn't see any identifying information through the glass (probably not purposely), but I think one did have the name Frederick written on it. Not sure if that means anything.
Thanks!