Thread: the shoulderless Shaving gang!!

Here's my Bismarck 7 day set.

NICE!!!!!!!!!

Hi - I do have a few of this type of razor but have always known them as 'Bismarck' style blades. I guess this is another of those questions of differing nomenclature! I looked on this thread expecing to see 1790's-ish pieces with no shoulder or indeed 'drop' to the blade (the thing I term a 'shoulder' simply because of the shape). So what could my version of shoulderless blades be called for a club name?

Nice Bismark set - are you able to keep them evenly sharp?

Originally Posted by hoglahoo

Nice Bismark set - are you able to keep them evenly sharp?

Yes, once I got them all honed they seem to be waring at about the same rate. I only use them about once every couple of months. Each blade in the set had a slightly different "personality", some honed up in nothing flat and others took a bit of work to get them shave ready. It's a awesome set.

My very neat pipe razor that shaves well and emits a very high pitched sound everytime the razorblade is handled:

I've been meaning to post this one for a while. A nearly 15/16 L. Stautz & Co. Stamped SOLINGEN GARANTITO on the reverse.

Hi. I want to join the "shoulderless Shaving Gang" and this is my first and only shoulderlless razor.

It's a Frederick Reynolds "Dart Razor", no rust, a bit of pittting but not on the edge. I like the weight and the size.
Got it duriing the weekend, did a bit of work on it "et voilà". Add to take the blade off to work on it and repinned it.

Got it shave ready and will use it tomorrow for the first time.

Two pictures for you, before and after.

Little Casino

And Big Casino


Well, plus a bottom bullseye pin now.