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    Default A very cool Greaves

    I've never seen anything like this before. Looks very interesting, but overpriced, IMO.

    Vintage Rare WILLIAM GREAVES AND SONS Straight Razor - eBay (item 400010774229 end time Nov-27-08 17:09:00 PST)

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    Yeah I saw that one on the bay too.I love some of those old Greaves blades.I imagine it's going to go sky high due to it's uniqueness.It's very cool.

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    Very cool razor. The Joseph Harwood that the seller has listed is also very tempting, but I would imagine that both of the pieces are more likely to go to collectors rather than people who would do the sensible thing and shave with them.
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    Quote Originally Posted by A_S View Post
    I would imagine that both of the pieces are more likely to go to collectors rather than people who would do the sensible thing and shave with them.
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    I agree. That seller also seems to like to start his auctions high and drop the starting prices if they don't sell. That said, he's a nice enough guy; I've bought a few razors from him in the past.

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    Quote Originally Posted by A_S View Post
    Very cool razor. The Joseph Harwood that the seller has listed is also very tempting, but I would imagine that both of the pieces are more likely to go to collectors rather than people who would do the sensible thing and shave with them.
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    Quote Originally Posted by holli4pirating View Post
    I agree. That seller also seems to like to start his auctions high and drop the starting prices if they don't sell. That said, he's a nice enough guy; I've bought a few razors from him in the past.

    A_S - I can't speak to the Harwood, but the Greaves will be shaved with

    holli - Yeah, you're right about the seller. I hesitated a little bit on this one because I knew if it didn't sell, it'd be back up immediately with an opening bid of $99 or something. I really wanted it though, it was worth the $130 to me and I didn't want to risk it. I passed on a Boker Waldorf a month or two ago from that seller that had an opening bid of $49...he relisted it with a $39 opening bid, and it ended up selling in the $130's. I'm happy with what I paid for the greaves...I think if it had been listed with a $0.99 opening bid it would have closed higher than $130.

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    Glad to hear that a member snagged it. I'll look forward to the mini review. Congrats.

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