Since i started shaving with a Straight i was fascinated by Wedge Razors but had massive Problems shaving with them.
These two i like to show you changed my Problems with wedge-shaving and turned them into a real pleasure, both arent
Razors that might make a Collectors Heart Jump (especially those collectors who prefer High-Shine Razors) but i like it, when they show their age and history, IMO to much polish degrades a classical Razor into a piece of polished steel.
Both Razors are near Wedge and possible made of the same steel, honing was easy & quick done, two "willing" Razors on the Stones.
Shaving with both is similar, HHT was no Problem, the Vauzy is more the easy-going type of Razor while the other one is a bit more speedy on the skin and in the Hands.

This was the first Wedge i had satisfiying shaves with, a Cercle Syndicat de. Coiffeurs dela Seine in 6/8"+ with Horn Scales (i love these french Baguette Style Scales) that are a bit to short for the Blade how you find them often on older french Razor. Had to shorten the Bone Wedge to prevent the Point from aiming it.
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And this is my special favourite, shaved with it five days in a row, couldnt imagine that this would be possible with a wedge before the Vauzy (a Brand of the better known Vincent Cutlery with its Veritable Vincent Brand from Thiers) taught me better :-)
Scales are made of Horn, the Pins are made of steel with Brass washers possibly around 1880.

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