Thread: Shipping razors to be honed

Hey guys,
Just sharing a mistake I made an hope you will not do the same.

After about a year of looking for "antique shop" razors and squeezes the penny's, I had found two decent razors for a good price.

After cleaning them up as best I could, I decided to send them to be honed. Don't know what I was thinking(Obviously not thinking). When asked how I wanted to ship them I just replied, "The cheapest way". I had them in a legal size manila envelope.

I found out the "Cheapest" way was regular stamped mail. Realized later, no tracking number or anything.

My razors have not yet arrived at their honing destination, and I have no way of finding out where they are.

Out two razors!!!

So glad I won the March giveaway

Lesson: Put your razors in a priority mail box to mail with tracking number and add insurance if they are valuable..