This is my score from the local Flea Market today!
This is my score from the local Flea Market today!
South Carolina and proud...
where did you get it replated
John Parris Proud member BOTOC
I picked up two bottles of Proraso splash and an aloe and green tea soap. I know they are being changed in the new line up but they were on sale, so why not?
Keith
"That's just weak songwriting. You wrote a bad song, Petey!" - Franklin Bean
I Announce my first Acquisition for April with the Arrival of this Awesome Aristocrat Adjustable.
Ben, proud member of the Brotherhood Of the Open Comb (BOTOC)
I got these this week. I should endure those ADs.
Acqua di Parma Shaving Cream
Ever - Ready 500C Red Marble
Somerset Simpsons Duke 1 Best Badger
Durham Enders Speed Deluxe Razor
Gucci Sterling Silver Brush
Zimmerman Sterling Silver Handle
Lentheric Soap
Barbershop Limelight Soap
Aramis Etruscan Soap
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BOTOC - http://wiki.badgerandblade.com/User:Bestarrkin
Oooh, like that EverReady brush.
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John Parris Proud member BOTOC
Wow, fantastic scores Berkin. That Arasmic Shave soap looks so cool. Never seen that before
-Nick
Had a few arrivals this week another Valet with instructions and blades , a rolls Viscount with all paper work in its original card board box , an EverReady in a box with unused blades(abused ) but razor is good , A Wilkinson empire with lots of blades and all paperwork and a Khaki with blades arrived and used last night ( good shave ), still waiting on my GI 2ND world war shaving brush though
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I took a leap and got a Guard from India.
I had a passable shave and only dropped it twice. Single blade, pivoting head, and smooth first shave. The blade seemed to be really sharp and smooth. Not much control due to the pivoting head. I resisted pressing and got an irritation free shave. Not as close as a DE shave, but somehow not as shameful feeling as using other cartridges.
I will see how long I can push one cartridge. It's an interesting item. It's literally as light as air. The handle is so thin and hollow it felt like nothing was in my hand. I picked up two handles and 16 replacement carts from eBay for $11.50 delivered. I figure at $0.64 per blade I wasn't gambling much.
I have a new travel razor if nothing else. I remember reading the WSJ article about these back in October 2010. I know some other guys on here have tried them as well and that was part of why I did too. All in all a good shave. The light weight handle is something I don't think I could live with. It's cheap and slippery and has obvious sloppy edges where it's molded. Even the cartridges have slivers of black plastic where they were molded too. Nothing in the way of shaving, just a sign of just how mass produced they are. I wonder if the keen blades will be cheapened at some point. So far with one shave in, the sharp and smooth blade was the only thing that impressed me aside from the cool looking comb guard.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704789404575524273890970954.html
http://www.bruceonshaving.com/2010/1...e-guard-razor/
http://www.pg.com/en_US/downloads/in...ette_Guard.pdf
http://blogs.hbr.org/anthony/2010/11...e_gillett.html
Shave yourself.
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