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  1. 09-08-2013, 07:47 PM #1
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    Default Vintage French straight razor Malaingre-Staurenghi

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    Got this razor for $19 bucks on ebay. Anyone has experience with this razor?. I don't know much about it. Looks cool and the price was right. Any advice on blade and scale clean up would be appreciate it.
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    Looks pretty good IMO.As far as being shave worthy, get it honed and good to go. I'm not sure I would want to do much more than make sure the pins are tight, maybe apply something to the horn scales (neetsfoot(sp?) oil or something else) give it a rub down with MASS (or similar) and VIOLA!! a work of beauty.

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    Thanks

    I was also thinking of something simple. I was wondering if anyone here owns one. If it shaves well its great. Otherwise it was a small investment. Can MAAS be use of horn? I currently use it on blades.I am open to all response. Just having fun with it.

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    Can't go wrong with a frameback. Lat will sharpen nicely.
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    Nice looking razor, at a very good price! Some information about the manufacturer: http://straightrazorpalace.com/razor...-any-info.html
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