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But while I’m not a daily shaver, I felt the time had come to semi-retire Grandpa’s SS, and get another vintage razor (or several) to use as daily drivers, to limit the risk of wear or damage to a sentimental heirloom.
And he will know how to use it already: I bought him a pre- date code Superspeed when he was old enough to shave. He loves it!You may imagine what your son's gonna say the day you pass on great-grandad's razor to him. Sounds kinda funny, but I wish I'd gotten my mom's razor. Dad used an electric, although I'm dead certain not early in his life nor during his time in the Army in the Pacific Theatre.
I have one razor old enough to have been my grandfather's (Gem Jr. Bar) but it came from the Great Internet Bizarre Bazaar.
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O.H.
Welcome to B&B...I’m a longtime lurker, new member, so I want to first thank all of the generous members here for sharing information and creating such a valuable resourse.
I’ve been wet shaving for a number of years, but exclusively with my grandfather’s ‘53 Superspeed that I am fortunate to have and cherish. It shaves so well, I bought my son a pre- date code SS, and hooked him on wet shaving. It could easily be my one & only.
But while I’m not a daily shaver, I felt the time had come to semi-retire Grandpa’s SS, and get another vintage razor (or several) to use as daily drivers, to limit the risk of wear or damage to a sentimental heirloom.
So I got infected with RAD. I’m now using an Otto Roth NEW LC (strikethrough with Gillette re-stamp); acquired a postwar Gold Tech; and have a prewar fat handle Tech on the way.
Hence joining B&B: I’ve used this site as a great reference to answer my questions thus far, but I’m to the point of having more questions to ask! Thank you all in advance.