Thread: Most common Razors in Oz

Originally Posted by MickR

I take the p!ss out of you, Oz takes the p!ss out of me and so on and so forth.

As evidenced by the oft used tongue poking smilies

Oh yes, Those smilies no doubt avert many a potential feud I'm sure. It is otherwise, very hard to get the tone of a text message just right, without them.


Mick

Uncultured heathens, "extracting the urine" is my preferred term. Matches nicely with "Excrement occurs".

Anyways since I've already blown my razor acquisition allowance for May and kangaroos are an endangered species *cough* and someone may want to save this little blighter from our erstwhile allies across the pond and bring him to his rightful home.
Antique Kangaroo F. Westpfal german Straight Razor (eBay item 160585912895 end time 16-May-11 10:32:48 AEST) : Collectibles

I suspect that the USA Torrey coffin box does not belong, but bounced its way onto the scene. Boing, Boing.....

"Slight" hone wear at the toe but you get that with macropods

With the scales looking as they need replacing perhaps the Banjo could get the man from ironbark to provide the re-scaling material.

Crikey, she's had a joey.
J*apanese Straight Razor Sword Katana: K.S.CO | eBay

The irony of our WW2 enemies producing 'roo razors isn't lost.

Replacing the scales on that might amount to "Murder! Bloody murder!" in the eyes of the man from Ironbark.

That jap razor has a picture of a Tasmanian Kangaroo on it, I can tell, as at least one of it's parents seems to have been a Tassie Tiger.

Mick

That's also the seller that sells Puma's for $1200 so again buyer beware.

He also currently has a Henckels starting at $35. It has a damaged handle but I've seen razors from name manufacturers in much worse condition listed for much higher.

Most of his prices seem OK but there are a few of his top end items that are insanely priced. I'm planning on getting one of more moderately priced Japanese cut throats at some point just to round out my collection.