The Real McCoy is right, you have a great collection there and some very fine pieces. Beautiful display and very nice pictures, super job! Thanks for showing them to us, I know everyone is enjoying looking at them.
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That is absolutely Stellar. 
Thanks for sharing your off the charts collection with us
Thanks for sharing your off the charts collection with us
WOW!!!!! I think I just died and went to DE heaven....... now that is the best collection I've ever seen here.......
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Thanks, but have you ever seen cutting edge's stuff? How about Mr. Razor? Even shaved_*****'s recent post was pretty incredible.
Great collection!
I have never seen a fisherman's kit with lures in the last two compartments.
Here is mine. Doesn't have the cardboard label, but it has the original spinner. The razor is unused and clipped in with the cardboard. Sorry, don't know how to describe it better...
I have never seen a fisherman's kit with lures in the last two compartments.
Here is mine. Doesn't have the cardboard label, but it has the original spinner. The razor is unused and clipped in with the cardboard. Sorry, don't know how to describe it better...
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Great collection!
I have never seen a fisherman's kit with lures in the last two compartments.
Here is mine. Doesn't have the cardboard label, but it has the original spinner. The razor is unused and clipped in with the cardboard. Sorry, don't know how to describe it better...
Wow- very cool! I've only seen a picture of 1 other fisherman's kit
/golf clap/
Nicely done.
Nicely done.
Nice, you've got an amazing collection there.
Keep on going.
Keep on going.
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Thanks, since these pictures were taken I've already added several pieces to the collection!
I'm thinking of getting a 1950's style glass counter-top display box for all of the post 1951 era stuff.
I'll keep B&B posted (no pun intended)
I'm thinking of getting a 1950's style glass counter-top display box for all of the post 1951 era stuff.
I'll keep B&B posted (no pun intended)
This is not a word i use often
WOW
WOW
Interesting..Hey that's my kit....At least that is the picture of it when I bought it....
You have a Very Respectable collection Thanks for shareing that with us.
That is one rather amazing collection you have there. And very nicely displayed it is aswell 
Regards.
Jakob
Regards.
Jakob
Would I be accused of being unoriginal if I said you have a very nice collection? Don't care if I am...its very professional-looking and I'm sure a lot of museum-curators would love to have that in a corner. Your hard work is definitely worth it...
Not to be uncouth, but I've got wood.Here is my collection today. This is the work of 3 years of hunting, trading, and buying razors. About half of them were found locally, the other half traded with other collectors or bought on eBay.
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thirdeye said:
I often wondered who got that- now I know!
Antique Hoosier
“Aircooled”
Seriously, besides these two Mega collectors, you are near the top. I'm sure you have enjoyed the journey of acquiring them!
What do you actually shave with??????!!!!!!!!???????
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Thanks for the kind remarks but there are plenty of safety razor collectors out there that have impressive collections.
Right now my shave set up is:
-Speick boar brush
-C&E Nomad cream or Proraso soap
-Vintage J.A. Henckels Friodur straight razor
-Alum block aftershave
It works for me!
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