simple, but effective

[expatCanuck]

Clockwise from top left --

duck, Nivea AS balm, Tweezerman, B&B Essential, SS, frog, SS Red Tip on 'antique'
blade holder, , Crystal/IP blades, water source, Williams soap (used for washing,
not shaving), Burma Shave mug w/ HBS Eucalyptus, and, of course, ProRaso
& an Old Spice mug:

http://www.oldwithoutmoney.com/shaving3b.jpg

[htownmmm]

exactly right-shaving equipment need not be extravagant to get the job done!


marty

[DanOK]

How to say this, You know only good friends are comfortable enough to tell you, what maybe somewhat disappointing news, because they are your friend. The Old Spice mug pictured is in fact a MORNING REFRESHER COFFEE MUG. The decorated mug was included in a "Morning Refresher" gift set that included After Shave Lotion 4.25 oz. and Shave Cream 6 oz. The set sold in 1984 and 1985. A great fine in its own right. I have coffee in mine every morning while I shave.

[DanOK]

Have the Burma-Shave mug also. Great items.

[expatCanuck]

How to say this, You know only good friends are comfortable enough to tell you, what maybe somewhat disappointing news, because they are your friend. The Old Spice mug pictured is in fact a MORNING REFRESHER COFFEE MUG. The decorated mug was included in a "Morning Refresher" gift set that included After Shave Lotion 4.25 oz. and Shave Cream 6 oz. The set sold in 1984 and 1985. A great fine in its own right. I have coffee in mine every morning while I shave.Dan -

Thanks for the info.

Big mug. Can't imagine drinking that much coffee at once -- it'd get cold. (Maybe that's why it's refreshing.) I use the mug to soak/heat my brush(es) -- I think it's too deep to use effectively for soap.

- Richard

[ouch]

I love that Burma Shave mug.

[MAK]

Great pics, love the old stuff.