Just use it...
Think of this razor as a loyal old butler.
Then he will definitely regard "serving family members of all generations" as his most proud deed.
Maybe one day, he will no longer be able to move, but until that day comes, dedicating himself to you is the best way to shine on him.
Sir, use it! You only live once. Unless you are a collector, its a perfect almost NOS razor thats a perfect candidate for a user. Now maybe if it were still in the packaging i might leave it in the package Just take care of her i have a Gillette slim in its original package, and don't plan on opening it . It takes literally 2 minutes: take out the blade each shave and clean soap off the blade set it aside to air dry. Take a toothbrush with some Dawn dishliquid a give it a quick scrub ( i dont scrub where the paint is with a toothbrush) I just take my soapy fingers and rub those areas between the soapy fingers. Make sure you rinse inside of the handle out so shaving soap doesn't buildup and gum up the mechanism. It will last you the rest of your life. Take a microfiber cloth and dry it and literally stand the razor on its handle with the tto doors open so the water will drain for about a couple of hours and whenever its dry put back in the blade and put her back in her case for next useThis one came out of my birth fathers estate.
Was marked as a 59, but checked the date code and it's actually a 61. Probably explains the extra and empty fatboy case that came in the lot?
Question I have. Do I use it or stash it?? This fatboy looks like new. I do not know its history, whether it was replated or is in original condition? No wear at all to the plating, no nicks or scratches anywhere on it. adjusts, clicks and locks better than any fatboy I've ever had. Perfect safety bars. The case is about as perfect as the razor.
Sure tempted to use it. Maybe I need a push?
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I'm going to go against the grain a bit here and say if you haven't used a Fatboy, or have and didn't care for them, save it for now. If you haven't used one or don't have one, use it, or at least try it.