Thread: New member from CO

Welcome to SRP! looks like you're off to a great start.

Originally Posted by bluesman7

Here are some pictures from our last meet. This one ended up pretty small, we usually get 10-12.
http://straightrazorpalace.com/get-t...-2017-a-8.html

I hope it can happen on a sun- tues. I work every wed-sat.

Hiya,

I moved to Westminster late last year from Chicago and have been pleasantly surprised by the large number of antique stores within 20 miles or so.

We haven't started talking about the next meet yet, there is no reason that it can't be on a Sunday. Several past meets have been on Sundays. Check here occasionally, Get Togethers and Meetings , for meet info.

Originally Posted by De Layne

Hiya,

I moved to Westminster late last year from Chicago and have been pleasantly surprised by the large number of antique stores within 20 miles or so.

That was one thing I've been wondering. Lived in CO my whole life and have never stepped into an antique store.

Originally Posted by Enginemonkey

That was one thing I've been wondering. Lived in CO my whole life and have never stepped into an antique store.

Well, you need to start 'browsing' those kinda joints. Not only are there lots of places near the Denver area but also some small towns within a few hour drive that are sorta devoted to their main street having antique stores. Florence, Co is a good example.....nice little place with 6-7 stores. Heh, sad to say the DEs are tough to find with lots of other people looking for em too. Can't tell you about straights though.

Matter of fact, let me know if you'd like to try using a DE or injector.....happy to loan you either one or both.

I will include a pic of something wonderful I found at a local store just yesterday. Yep, unused soap inna mug that is an excellent performer and hard to find in the wild. Price was right too. You need to get to lookin.....

Martin

Nice find!

I appreciate the offer, however I've actually been using a cheapie DE on and off for the past couple years actually. Never seemed to remove the mundane from shaving.