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~Royce
~Royce
More pictures please! ...and info, she looks good!
Brian, more details can be found in my journal hereMore pictures please! ...and info, she looks good!
Beautiful is an inadequate word, but English isn't my first language.
A Wacker thumb notch razor is always a beautiful razor.
Brian, more details can be found in my journal here
I know what you mean. Suddenly my whole collection was looking rather shabby. lolNope, not gonna follow Tim's turtle with a pic.
Bartmann 86.
Time for a bit of Swedish shaving history. There were a lot of Swedish razor manufacturers, but on the local Swedish market the 20:th century was dominated by E.A. Berg, C.V. Heljestrand and J.A. Hellberg and in about that order. There were other manufacturers that were equally good, or perhaps even better, but together these three had a large share of the market. The competition was fierce and successful razor models were very often copied by the competitors.
My shave today was E.A. Bergs version of the MK No.31. It is a good razor, but it never sold as much as the 31. They are both good razors though.
She seems to be in good condition.MK 32 for today...
Thank you Jon, I guess the decision I one made not to become a historian has spared generations of students a lot of agony.She's a beauty Arne! I enjoy you little history snippets!! =)