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howdydave My first Japanese straight... 02-09-2017, 10:42 PM
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    Default My first Japanese straight razor

    I have been sticking to Solengen straight razors (except for the Gold Dollar that I got to make my honing mistakes on) and thought that it was about time to branch out.

    I got myself a shave ready Nakashige KJKMA Straight Razor for $30.

    For $30, I can live with a bit of tarnish on the tang and tail.
    Besides... a bit of tarnish gives an older blade a look of distinction and authenticity, right?




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