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It sure is.
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It sure is.
Love the BIN price.
It's hard to tell from the photos, but I think the edge might have a slight frown.
THIS VINTAGE SHEFFIELD RAZOR IS IN GOOD CONDITION. THE CELLULIOD HANDLE IS HAS NO CHIPS OR CRACKS.THIS IS ONE PRETTY RAZOR. PLEASE LOOK AT PHOTOS AND MY OTHER AUCTIONS
I don't know, that might just be the camera angle. Or someone was simultaneously trying to do push-ups and hone.Quote:
Originally Posted by Matt69
and a smile!Quote:
Originally Posted by Matt69
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8337/8...b961f02d40.jpg
What I find utterly amazing is that someone SURELY had to hone it several times to achieve that, and ?presumably? used it in between honing sessions...
I bet it removes the cream off a balloon like crazy:)
Personally, I am very impressed by how even the bevel is.
It's clearly a razor designed for hard-to-shave necks.
This is a terrible razor, not even a good letter-opener.
I too like sarcasm, but we have to remember that MANY others read these threads. What if a newb were to read this thread and see these high opinions on such a junky razor...just sayin'.
I think this is customized to shave knees. :)
I just loved the unique shape of the blade. I had to have it. I can't believe I got it for $75! Can't wait to try it out. LOL
You know, I would seriously attempt to hone and shave with it as is, just, you know, because!
It would make an excellent cranium razor. You'd have to nail a piece of leather to a pick handle to strop it though.
It would work perfectly around my Adam's apple. Or in a dark alley, whipped out from a back pocket, when that guy in a hoodie says, "Your wallet, dude."
Specially designed for "scything" :p
[QUOTE=unit;1066017]and a smile!
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I think it would properly be termed a blade with a "Mona Lisa" smile.:p