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Thread: WTH!!! Heljes all over the place!

  1. 12-30-2015, 08:32 PM #1
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    Default WTH!!! Heljes all over the place!

    It looks someone dug out a crater of this things!

    Vintage Straight Razor Lot 118 All CV Heljestrand Eskilstuna Sweden Never Used | eBay
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    Quote Originally Posted by Matheus View Post
    It looks someone dug out a crater of this things!

    Vintage Straight Razor Lot 118 All CV Heljestrand Eskilstuna Sweden Never Used | eBay
    Some of those babies do indeed look like they've been buried under ground for a few years. But the sheer number of them is impressive.
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    2 of them have seen a better days - allthough, as ive wrote, they are in unused condition, eventhough regarding all the oxidation, rust and devilspit. Restoring them myself would lead to some kind of psychosis, or even worse - gray hair.
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    With very thin blades it does not take very much corrosion before they are past the end of their lifespan.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Miloe View Post
    2 of them have seen a better days - allthough, as ive wrote, they are in unused condition, eventhough regarding all the oxidation, rust and devilspit. Restoring them myself would lead to some kind of psychosis, or even worse - gray hair.
    Some of them seems to be in very good condition too.
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    I think the seller would have better off splitting them up and selling them in smaller lots. Take the good, the bad and the ugly and spreading out that way. All those razors in one lot, is a very impressive sight to behold!!!
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