Thread: May some of you have a look

I find it great for the price so I wanted to share,some of you could be interested :
Rasiermesser "Les+++Croix - J.Breidohr" Solingen by Johann Breidohr Stahlwarenfabrik:Rasiermesser "Les+++Croix - J.Breidohr" Solingen OVP! en vente sur eBay.fr (fin le 18-mars-09 19:45:00 Paris)

Nice razor,but how much is 42,50 Euro? Thanks for sharing

Originally Posted by Blackstangal

Nice razor,but how much is 42,50 Euro? Thanks for sharing

About $55 at the moment.

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If I was all graduated from law school and working...I would definitely buy that.

in the past the final price has been quite a bit higher

Adding insult to injury, putting a German razor on French eBay. Whatever.

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Originally Posted by BeBerlin

Adding insult to injury, putting a German razor on French eBay. Whatever.

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What's wrong with french eBay?And this razor IS french,Les croix(means the crosses) marque déposée(trade mark,brand)...

I have a similar one, though not in pristine condition. It says "Tres Cruces", so must have been made for the Spanish speaking market. All the other markings are the same. It is a heavy beard whacker and one of my favorites. Never to be sold.

Originally Posted by Biggy1

What's wrong with french eBay?And this razor IS french,Les croix(means the crosses) marque déposée(trade mark,brand)...

Wow, do I sense a history lesson coming

In all fairness though it does say Solingen and not Solonchon, so it's safe to assume the razor was made under German rule
Plus the last time the French may have had some say in Solingen the straight razors have had quite a different look

Originally Posted by gugi

Wow, do I sense a history lesson coming

In all fairness though it does say Solingen and not Solonchon, so it's safe to assume the razor was made under German rule
Plus the last time the French may have had some say in Solingen the straight razors have had quite a different look

I'm too noob to catch your point...