C.S. Bresnick Vesuvius Antique Straight Edge Razor Grim Reaper Bolsters
This almost seems too good to be true, condition looks great.
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C.S. Bresnick Vesuvius Antique Straight Edge Razor Grim Reaper Bolsters
This almost seems too good to be true, condition looks great.
It's missing some brass.........and it might not look too good at bids end. Yours ?Quote:
Originally Posted by simplemann
Welcome aboard,,,,,,,,
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Yes, it's a real straight razor, better jump on it before it's gone,,,,,,:beer2:
8 bids with around 5 days to go..... Nice razor but betting man says it goes for more than $30 :popcorn:
Sometimes razers go under the radar because of the way they are listed. This is one of them and you have pointed this piece out to everyone. Now watch the price climb. It's the rare pre grim reaper model and at that price is better than a steal.
Your prediction was quite accurate. The razor sold for $392.94.Quote:
Originally Posted by thebigspendur
Well, the person who bought it isn't new to razors and restorations, so if he didn't buy it for himself it may show up again on ebay after it's cleaned up.
When I bought mine I think I paid around $40 for it and it was in great shape.
You got ripped off - back in those days for $40 you could've had them build you a mansion with jacuzzi made of gold :pQuote:
Originally Posted by thebigspendur
I guess you already had that though so it was one of those 'for the guy who has everything' purchase...
You know 393$ for something you can't hold or look at in person seems a lot .
I've started to think of thing in terms of tank fills of gasoline. If it's less that the cost of a tank of gas I'll take the chance. More I'd really have to think about it.
OK...I have a problem with that though. I have one car that takes 6.5-6.7 gallons ($20) to fill up and one that takes 27 gallons ($100)and the Cessna runs about $225...Which yard stick do I measure with??
Regular, premium, or diesel?Quote:
Originally Posted by Splashone
Depends...The Spitfire(30 mpg having fun or 38 mpg highway) has an 8 gal tank and likes (89 octane) about $3.50/gal here. Work van (16.5-17 mpg) 27 gal reg $3.32/gal. Cessna (20 mpg in cruise) 37 gal useable 100 low lead about $6.00/gal.
Hey guys,,,all this math is giving me gas :<0)
They always look better when they are in your hand.Quote:
Originally Posted by Johnus