Wacker makes very beautiful razors. Aust's razors can't compete with Wacker when it comes to design, but they are outstanding when it comes to production quality.
What straight did you use today? Now with PICTURES
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Kron-Punkt. I just couldn't resist buying this one. Given the box and the fact that it is engraved, I estimate that it is made sometime between 1920 and 1940. It was NOS so I just gave it a quick balsa stropping on CrOx and then Ferrox and had a really great shave.
Have a nice day genltemen.
Have a nice day genltemen.
Geo. Wostenhold ("Wooz-Num") & Son lightsaber:
Belbo:
Revisor 8/8
Did I hear something about Jerry Stark and the enabling process??? May I be of some assistance??
This is brutal! LOL 
Have to bury those Starks quickly...out of sight out of mind....yes thats it......Boker SS redone by Doc:
Here to help you Josh
ROFL
This is brutal! LOL
Consider it enlightening
Stupendous!!
Razor: Filalmonica EPBD
Strop: TM Fast Bridal
Soap: L’occitane Cade
Brush: Custom horn badger
Aftershave: AV Ice Blue
Balm: Neutrogena
Talc: Clubman
Strop: TM Fast Bridal
Soap: L’occitane Cade
Brush: Custom horn badger
Aftershave: AV Ice Blue
Balm: Neutrogena
Talc: Clubman
Lust.......
[emoji115]your going to post a King Pelican 14 closed, no visual of the blade? Why not put the Jnat on top of if it
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~Royce
~Royce
And on a white background??? It's camouflaged
Yes, English is my first language. Good lord, I just reread my post. Being able to edit after five seconds would be nice [emoji1]
~Royce
~Royce
I remember when I first posted in this thread. The most common and unspoken theme was "old, rusty and crusty". Things change, today it's an ongoing beauty competition every day. Very grand and mostly expensive razors are always in total dominance. I don't mind at all, it's always nice with art, but I must confess that I sometimes miss the worn rusty razors that really shows some signs of use.
Today I once again shaved with the Thiers Issard I've nicknamed "Liberace". Once again it shaved as it looks, not much rust or crust I'm afraid.
Today I once again shaved with the Thiers Issard I've nicknamed "Liberace". Once again it shaved as it looks, not much rust or crust I'm afraid.
That's a heck of a good looking razor Arne...love the spine work and scales! Is the thumb notch as comfortable as with the Mk 31's?
We now return you to your regularly scheduled, "old, rusty and crusty" razors.
Geneva Cutlery Pyramid
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