Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition!

Our chief weapon is Filarmonica #13...

#13 and #14...

Our two weapons are Filarmonica #13, #14... and a ruthless Especial...

Our three weapons are Filarmonica #13, #14, a ruthless Especial and an almost fanatical devotion to a Novodur...

Our four...no... Amongst our weapons... I'll come in again.



Amongst our weaponry are such diverse elements as: El Volcan #14...

...Marca Corona...

...Gesse #14

...and a nice Don Quijiote



Do you like my collection?

Do you like my collection? [/QUOTE]

I think they're all counterfeit so you should just them to me so I can report to the proper authorities

That is pretty freaking awesome set up there

Very nice!

Nice hardware dude!

I just love those cobalt blue scales. Nice selection!

Fetch the comfy chair.

Poke her... with... The SOFT CUSHIONS!

I'm conflicted....


On one hand, I take offense at so much nice Spanish steel paraded in front of my nose in an obvious attempt to inflame my covetous nature....


On the other hand...it's razor porn, and who doesn't like that?!

Where do you go to get all that Spanish steel. I just have the major brands (filarmonica and Palmera) but I'd like to try some of that more obscure stuff!

"...and nice red uniforms..."

Very nice indeed!

Regards,
Neil

Thanks for your appreciation

The only sad thing is, to fulfill my Spanish passion I had to sell every other razor I had (mostly from Germany and England). And I had some very very nice pieces... But this are nicer!


Anyway, here's other Spanish paraphernalia

Spanish Floid (both tastes) and the almighty La Toja Para Pieles Sensibles. Actually quite common, huh?

I think I can do better...

Pasta Castilla para afilar hojas de afeitar sobre cuero An Argentinian clone of the mysterious paste enforced by the Filarmonica brand. Not so common.


Every possessor of a NOS Filly must have asked to himself: "How this Josmon stuff looked like?"

It looks like that.

I just noticed your tagline - "The monk up there is Ockam" - I'd hate to think what a minimalist franciscan like Bill of Ockam would make of your collection, what with his ""Pluralitas non est ponenda sine neccesitate" and all...

Regards,
Neil

That's a lot of Spanish products. I like the straights, didn't know there are there much thereof. Thank you for providing photos.

Fantastic post!

Great post and a great collection

Love the Volcan and Don Quijiote. Don Quijiote is all set to go and battle some windmills (and whiskers)

Would love to see more as you find them.

Neil Miller said:

I just noticed your tagline - "The monk up there is Ockam" - I'd hate to think what a minimalist franciscan like Bill of Ockam would make of your collection, what with his ""Pluralitas non est ponenda sine neccesitate" and all...

Regards,
Neil

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Pluralitas est ponenda cum necessitate, amplissima necessitate!
In fact I need a large number of Filarmonica, especially 14 model, for my enjoyment. Iustum est Filarmonica, Neil, quibus necessarium.

Bravo!!!