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  1. #41
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    No picture yet, but got my Pelikan M800 with the fine nib today from Pencity.
    Rudy, Central New Jersey
    'If you lend someone $20 and never see that person again, it was probably worth it.'
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  2. #42
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    won a Probak on EBay for $7.99 plus shipping:

    http://www.ebay.com/itm/180765429325

    If I recall correctly, Gillette bought out Probak in the 1930's. I like this razor because it is a comb and the end cap covers the end of the de blade.

  3. #43
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    Today I went to an antiques mall near where I work and found a nice NOS Schick Injector with a blue handle for $24! I can't wait to buy some 74's and see if they are as good as everyone says!

    Last edited by Crag; 12-06-2011 at 04:29 PM. Reason: missed a digit in the razor price
    Matt

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    Tony! Those brushes are beautiful!

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    The 2 Two-band Thäter SRP 2011 LE brushes came in. The tips are really soft with absolutely no scritch, but with nice backbone. Like Rudy, I would also have liked the loft set a little lower on the fan.

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    Matt

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crag View Post
    Tony! Those brushes are beautiful!
    Thanks Matt.
    Tony

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    I finally found an Old Spice shaving mug, my first 'in the wild' vintage shaving purchase. Mint condition and had a full bottle of OS (the real stuff) sitting in it that set me back $8 for both. But after seeing some of these scores, I'm humbled.

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    1 antique store, 1 barber shop, and about $26 later....
    1 Gem push button, 1 G-bar, an Ever Ready 200t, 1 G type injector (??), 1 I type injector (??), and some Col conk amber and almond.
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    Webster

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    After trying loads of different razor blades, I have finally found my favourite, and ordered a box with 100 of them; Perma-Sharp Super (cardbox)
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  9. #49
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    The tube of cream is completely petrified,but the 18 bucks I shelled out for the talc and aftershave are worth the money for sure. This version of yardley aftershave is far superior to all other versions,and believe me,I love black label,but this is one truly magnificent splash....the talc retains all of its wonderful scent,and is just too good to be true,no caking ,just like new,nothing in the talc market today smells like this talc,it' s truly one of yardleys triumphs...
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    Congrats
    Dave

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    Gorgeous piece! Im working on getting mine.

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    Very nice. I have a Springfield 1911. I like it but I would love to have a Kimber. I like that type of sight that is on the Kimber. Compared to the one that is on mine the types like the Kimber has is easier for me to get on target with.
    Steve - NMCB 5 Legal Officer

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    Joshua82, you're going to love that Kimber.I have the Gold Match and after 15K rounds or so I fitted a Clark Match barrel to it. It's my bullseye gun fitted with a red dot. It's a nail driver , same hole at 25yds. I also have the PO in .40 (16 rnds) that match the Nickel/black of your Kimber and also the PO in .45. Nothing like the 1911's. Have fun with it.
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    I found & acquired this for $7.95 today at a local antiques shop. It smells good, and has a slight Colgate-toothpaste scent, but with some other scents too... not good at describing fragrances, but it's good.

    I couldn't find much in terms of old ads to figure out how old this really is. Any Colgate fans out there with more info?

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    I have trouble sleeping at night... because I keep reading B&B instead!

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    I also found this vintage Williams mug soap that I'm guessing is from the 1930s to 1940s. I've read through the Williams threads and know just how good this soap performs. I'll either sell it for as much as possible or keep it on my shelf of shaving history. :)

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    I have trouble sleeping at night... because I keep reading B&B instead!

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    Went to a local antique store today. Picked up a fat handle tech and what looks like a ball end tech. Both had what looked to be original blades in them. I learned a lesson with the ball end. The handle was split down the center, and it was facing in the case. I SHOULD HAVE INSPECTED IT!! Lesson learned. Anyone have ideas on what to do? Either try and find a handle, or scrap the whole lot? I plan on selling both.

    -Kevin

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    Default Pens and brushes

    Picked these up yesterday ,, had too,, didn't have much in the way of Marbled handles in my collection. The Ever ready was a bit mauled,, but I figured I'd just polish it out. The small Green one is a Erskine and the Strong set is a brother to the blue/white one I restored from bare wood some time ago. I'm surprised I matched the pearly white so well without a reference.
    The pens are an American fountain pen and pencil and the red is a Wearever. I also picked up a new Cross that isn't pictured here. A "friend" of mine got me hooked on fountain pens so I got these cheap to experiment on with replacing bladders, nibs etc. Yeah,, like I need another hobby to throw money at! Curse him.
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    Here's an unusual Sohn Busch Solingen Traveler kit. A beautiful leather case with a great Bakelite razor inside -- unused and very cool.

    With a cool polished metal mirror, and Bakelite galore.


    What looks like ruffled silk is really a faux finish.


    A great leather set with a cool slant razor from the Sohn Busch Solingen company, who once was into shaving kits.

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    Here's a cool commemorative from Gillette. 75 years had passed and along with the Levis company, they designed a belt buckle for the hard core Gillette fans. Was there a centennial commemorative also? Did anyone care then?


    It does say "Levis" on the label here.


    Nice hefty buckle. Is it time for a B&B buckle?!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jake View Post
    Here's a cool commemorative from Gillette. 75 years had passed and along with the Levis company, they designed a belt buckle for the hard core Gillette fans. Was there a centennial commemorative also? Did anyone care then?


    It does say "Levis" on the label here.


    Nice hefty buckle. Is it time for a B&B buckle?!
    Yes, it is!
    Alright stop! Badger time! :badger: (DAMN, why u no do smileys?)

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    Picked up two 400ml bottles of 4711 at Perfumania for $37.

    I believe that is a good deal.
    David

 

 

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