Pretty rare, a JOSMON razor, that is for JOSe MONserrat Pou
A Dorko made for the Spanish market
Two of my favorites Alfredo. Not sure which one I like better.
Any rare straights?
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Two of my favorites Alfredo. Not sure which one I like better.
By far my rarest is a complete 7 day set of MK31s
So much goodness in this thread...
Here's one more to add to the not so common an Hayashi Diamond 1072.
Fon Golden Star full hollow 6/8
Ryujin Tamahagane Dragon God Kamisori grind 6/8
Erusta Bohler Stahl full hollow 13/16
Filarmonica 14 Especial half hollow 8/8
Filarmonica 14 Novodur Para Professional half hollow 8/8
Eiko YSK2 Yasuki steel full hollow 13/16
Japanese Three Kings full hollow 13/16
Hayashi Diamond half hollow 6/8
J.A Henckels 17 full hollow 7/8
Fon Golden Star full hollow 6/8
Ryujin Tamahagane Dragon God Kamisori grind 6/8
Erusta Bohler Stahl full hollow 13/16
Filarmonica 14 Especial half hollow 8/8
Filarmonica 14 Novodur Para Professional half hollow 8/8
Eiko YSK2 Yasuki steel full hollow 13/16
Japanese Three Kings full hollow 13/16
Hayashi Diamond half hollow 6/8
J.A Henckels 17 full hollow 7/8
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Don't know if anyone can identify this. The blade is etched with "The Crown Prince Of Russia" and is apparently #800.
Any help would be appreciated.
these are all beautiful blades.
And from earlier in the thread, guess this is the other one....
Wade & Butcher, The Ottoman Egyptian and Royal Windsor Razor
Wade & Butcher, The Ottoman Egyptian and Royal Windsor Razor
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Does this qualify as rare?
Oh nice one.... first time seeing this one!Does this qualify as rare?
I've had it for a while. I don't know how rare it actually is, but I haven't seen too many like it posted on forums.
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Very interesting posts, it's a pity that it stop.
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A Krupp steel razor shouldn't be rare,
but I've never heard of another one.
but I've never heard of another one.
I just looked on eBay and apparently almost every razor listed there is rare!
And those listings usually share the same description: “This razor is a must-have for any shaving enthusiast. Purchase this piece to elevate your collection or to gift to a fellow collector. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of history.”, even if the razor is worth next to nothing.
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There’s nothing so common as the word ‘rare’ in an eBay straight razor auction.
I have a very rare 1952 Super Speed without end caps.
These are rare because the end caps don't usually fall off.
I think the rarity comes in because it is rare for normal people to think they could get $1000.00 for a rusty, chipped piece of junk worth $1.50
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