Thread: Double - bladed Straight??

They used to use those back in the day to shave the hairs off of armadillo's backs.

the owner could always use it to show up his fellow straight razor users...(insert bad Crocodile Dundee imitation )"that's not a razor, THIS is a razor"

It appears that they are called "Butterfly Razors".

Originally Posted by Chopper

It appears that they are called "Butterfly Razors".

one lives and learns.... there are some nice razors on the site... might have to rethink the ebay offering

Originally Posted by syslight

.... there are some nice razors on the site...

My thoughts exactly, they'd look very nice in my rotation... ...Yeah right...I wish...

Originally Posted by freebird

the owner could always use it to show up his fellow straight razor users...(insert bad Crocodile Dundee imitation )"that's not a razor, THIS is a razor"

(insert bad Polish accent)

And you thought you had problem to shave balance with Wapienica?

You're all wrong again. This is the ancient and much-feared Whitechapel remote decapitation device, thought to have been a favourite of a fledgling Jack the Ripper until he cut his thumb off with it after missing a cast and discovering to his chagrin that, having scales made of Australian kangaroo shin for extra strength, the thing behaved like a boomerang and returned at just under Mach 1 to its owner. Skilled London thugs could 'top' an unsuspecting mark at two hundred paces on non-foggy nights and be off before the claret stopped a-flowin', cackling evilly and hooting words such as 'Lor' that'll show the bleeder!' (the original source of this well-known London expletive).

I really must stop doing this......