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OK, I had to share - this is like a where's Waldo, can you spot all of the problems with this auction? Let's see if I got it right...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...ADME:B:SS:US:1
OK, Henckels blade, with a bite out of the toe -
Boker scales (see the tree?)
Wostenholm box (Nice IXL)
AND the blade is possessed, kind of like the car Christine, I guess - see the last blade picture, lower right? Bite at toe GONE...
Gave me a smile this morning, needed one after watching the news.
K
Thanks for posting that Fraken Razor. It really gave me a good laugh this afternoon.
You are right......It must be a "Christine blade" with the self repairing blade!
WaterBoo
Look at the blade again... i thought maybe the guy damaged it when shooting the pictures ... but the shank is different... and the last picture does not have a shoulder... or is it just me?
infact it is the boker from their other auction
:eek::roflmao:roflmaoThanks for the laughs!!
Good spot - you can see the stabilisers are different between the toe-chipped one and the last photo.Quote:
Originally Posted by syslight
Less Franken razor, and more "Doctor Jeckyll and Mr Hyde".
James.
Very well spotted mate...
I saw that one last night and thought about emailing the vendor to ask about the boker scales on a henckels razor but figured the chip in the blade would probably stop anyone getting caught out by bidding on it.
If you got it for 0.99c you've probably got a salvagable and hard to come by set of scales though.
Greg Frazer
You guys should be ashamed of yourselves - don't you recognise a rarity when you see one? This is in fact a 1914 Boker-Henckel hybrid special made for the troops in the trenches, with special anti-sniper non-reflective blade patination and upper-lip-avoiding blade tip concavity feature for cold days. Jeez, call yourselves razor experts..... (sorry couldn't help myself.):D :D :roflmao