Thread: What was your ebay score?

Originally Posted by JimmyHAD

I've bragged about these two buys before but ......

First is a Joseph Rodgers & Sons 10/8 @ $50.00 and second a 9/8 W&B Celebrated FBU with horn scales for $!5.00 ! Both of these were buy it now, where I happened to be at the right place at the right time. The W&B FBU at the bottom is an 8/8 that went for $80.00 IIRC in regular bidding. Nice shavers all.

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Well it is said the best time to sell is when you have a willing buyer,I am here for you Jim,you want the double your money?

Originally Posted by pixelfixed

Well it is said the best time to sell is when you have a willing buyer,I am here for you Jim,you want the double your money?

I got 250% here Jimmy. Don't let him rob you.

Originally Posted by pixelfixed

can we see it??

But of course
Here she is!

A near mint Helje MK33 for 150 USD shipped wasn't bad for me...

This is the straight I've been learning with. I paid $20 for it on eBay and spent another $20 for gssixgun to hone it up for me. I'm pretty happy with it. It's a Geneva Cutlery Henry's X & measures 11/16.

paid 255$ for my Max Sprechner 8/8 on ebay i think that was a good deal.

also this Subcero for 200 euro.

man I am going to post pics of my ebay score later.
It's a German type stone with a tiny piece of the label left.
that's 7by2by1
I never made it deed flat yet I just love showing it to friends who enjoy sharpening stuff.

I spotted this and just had to have it. My surname is Emerson so growing up and most of my life, my nickname has been Emo.

Well now Emo can shave with Emos razor.

Originally Posted by johnmrson

I spotted this and just had to have it. My surname is Emerson so growing up and most of my life, my nickname has been Emo.

Well now Emo can shave with Emos razor.

Great hit John,had a similar ebays hit several yrs ago,A razor with my name on it.

Sorry though i dug up the one on the left.
So i only paid 8 bucks for these two rocks.
but it's crazy they both have the same weights.
one of left so small one on right i think is a german stone
has a nice little peice of red label left.
it's quite fine of a grit.
Should i not use similar rocks to the one of the left as rubbing stones.
I have use tiny peices of the stuff other times i found as a stone to cut rub off tools and
and yet leave it so polished.

Added pics of rocks i ben using to take rust of the sides of axes and yet the steel is so polished and shiny.