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Thread: T. Noonan & Sons catalog of hairdressing supplies and equipment

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    Historically Inquisitive Martin103's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by Leatherstockiings View Post

    A Swaty cost twice as much as an Escher.
    Great post Dennis, the price of Swaty vs Eschers is very interesting, i posted a similar page a while back and the Swaty was 60 cents vs the Escher at 75 cents in the early 1900's.

    http://straightrazorpalace.com/hones...alog-page.html

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    We need a page to post only catalog hone pages so we can gather retail info into one area as a sticky.
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    Wow...look at the difference between the old rock coticule and the genuine belgian coticule and the y/g escher.

    The old rock and y/g escher are $1.50, and the "genuine belgian hone" is $6 for roughly the same size!!

    Notice the #00 frictionite is twice as much as an old rock coti.

    A friend of mine bought a bunch of frictionites in the 70s, and between the time this catalog was made and the time he bought his stones (directly from am hone), he paid $6 for each #00 in the 70s. Hardly any increase in price, and a significant decrease if you consider inflation.

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    I have a T Noonan vintage razor, pretty nice shape and actually no patina or stains but a little frown ( not much) It laid in the drawer for months and one day I tried to shave with it? I was blown away by the quality of the shave
    One tired old Marine- semper fi, god bless all vets

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