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Seller does say it is very small. He's not lying. I'm guessing it might have been nicked rather severely on several instances, and owner did not want to toss it. Anyways, I am guessing x patterns is the way to go here :p
vintage strop
Don't you all go bidding now, I don't want the price to sky rocket before I snipe at the last moment :p
Str8fencer, that thing is all yours. I know if I put it to use- guaranteed razor damage. The Coochie Strop.
If It sells well, I have a trashed strop that could earn me a buck.
the price plus shipping is a bit high for the fittings
that would work well with leather from the likes of
Tandy if and only if the fittings are sound.
Its a strop for corn razors. ;)
$15.95 + $6.80 shipping for something that should go in the trash . Got to love ebay .:roflmao
I'd start with 20 laps on linen then about 50,000 laps on that strop. Keep ice and Ibuprofen handy!
He deserves an A+ for ingenuity and salesmanship. Just take a cut up strop and turn it into a conversation piece and sell it on Eboy.
When you're not using it as a strop, it can be used as a neck tie.
Click on the seller's other stuff he is selling on Ebay. Wow, lots of interesting barber items.
I think someone should buy me this: VINTAGE HAND CRAVED WOODEN LADY NUT CRACKED | eBayQuote:
Originally Posted by unsingle
Nahh, It's one of those retractables. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by nun2sharp
So what is it really?
Other than worthless junk ? My first guess would be a salesman's sample . Or it might be something cobbled together from an old strop . Either way , it's totally useless as a razor strop .Quote:
Originally Posted by WhiskerBiscuit
Ok that makes sense. I was racking my brain trying to figure out how & why this thing was used.Quote:
Originally Posted by dave5225