Thread: what would be in your Gentleman's set?

After seeing Voidmasters super nice set which seemed to include everything a man could need, i wondered what would the modern day man need in his set? Now suppose you were going to be gone for a month to a place that didn't have all the modern conveniences of home.(much like i imagine the well traveled gentleman of the 18th and 19th century would have experienced).
Here's some things i would put in my set:
1. razor,brush, soap and strop.
2.flash light
3.phone charger
4.tooth brush and paste
5.scissors
6.some sort of hone for touch ups

this isn't a complete list but i'm sure just a start. What do you think?

Pre and post shave (witch hazel, after shave)
Travel mirror
Comb

Floss
Flat top wax
Hair brush
Deodorant
Alum block...plus, of course, the aforementioned.

Red bull
Mobile phone
Razor
.
Sorry I'm being silly

since Zak's set included a sort of boot pull multi tool i think it need a Leatherman/Swiss army style tool as well.(for those who don't already carry one.)

A hip flask would be handy

Originally Posted by markbignosekelly

A hip flask would be handy

OOOH didn't think of that. Here's my list from the other thread as well:

1. A DE, ofc.
2. Brush and some kinda of shaving soap/cream in a refillable tin.
3. A "Desktop Charger", u know one of those things with multiple charging ports? I'd say to be useful to everyone at least 60W, and 3 ports. Hopefully at least one port is USB-c
4. 2 USB charging cables with magnetically attached interchangable ends (USB C, and lightning). Obviously in a braided and in a leather pouch.
5. Small Swiss army tool.
6. OH OFC, embedded into the all wood box itself (and ofc removable if you want) is a 20Ah portable battery.

And ofc plenty of storage space for other stuff.

Instead of tooth paste I would take tooth powder, preferably either Uncle Harry's or Country Gent. Uncle Harry's comes in a powder dispenser and is (IMO) a superior product.

If you are going anywhere that doesn't have city water, don't forget the antidiarrheic and stool softener.

Cigar lighter and punch

Recognizing that a "Gentleman's Set" is intrinsically British, while not wanting to "diss" mainland Europe, I'd like to add an indispensable item: a packet of French letters.