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    Heres a couple, got each one for $10 locally. A Shumate Austin, Texas razor, and a Peacemaker. Im not so big a fan of the scales on the peacemaker, I may change them when I finish my other blades. I have a Shumate Barber on the way, so Ill post the pics soon. Sorry for the quality of the pics, my lense isnt working right.


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    Great score and great price! I don't know anyone that likes those bamboo scales. I tried avoiding them w/o luck. Now I have a few but they will stay that way as long as they function w/o breaking. LOL
    “If you always do what you always did, you will always get what you always got.” (A. Einstein)

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    Yeah, they're plastic bamboo. I've got 20+ blades needing scales before I start replacing something that works. Both blades have a mirror finish but in the pics they have oil on them which make them look dull.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Joed View Post
    Great score and great price! I don't know anyone that likes those bamboo scales. I tried avoiding them w/o luck. Now I have a few but they will stay that way as long as they function w/o breaking. LOL
    I only discovered this thread today. My first Shumate is winging its way toward my place as I write. I bid on it without knowing anything about the brand (I assumed it was made in Japan.) It satisfied my requirements of being rust free, without much wear, and that nobody bid against me. I like the faux bamboo scales! If it dates from the 20s, then it's very appropriate to the period.

    I'll post a pic once it gets here.

    Beauty - or kitsch - is definitely in the eye of the beholder.

    Cheers,
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    Here is my entry into the Shumate Shaving Society.
    I just received my Austin Shumate from Tim who puts these really amazing new scales on it for me. It shaves incredibly smooth and now dresses like a true Texan too. Thanks Tim
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    Wowie or should I say Yeeeee Haw

    Leave it to Tim/Oldblades to make it even better...

    Really nice

    Welcome to the SSS
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    Quote Originally Posted by fleetwood View Post
    Here is my entry into the Shumate Shaving Society.
    I just received my Austin Shumate from Tim who puts these really amazing new scales on it for me. It shaves incredibly smooth and now dresses like a true Texan too. Thanks Tim
    Tim does great work and its nice to see those Missouri razors appreciated, but you forgot the hubcap sized belt buckle and the 10 gallon hat!
    It is easier to fool people than to convince them they have been fooled. Twain

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    Default Shumate "Master"

    Can one of you who is a "master" of the Shumate models tell me where the Shumate "Master" falls into the line-up? I was given this family razor, found in an attic, and am curious to know more about it.
    It has golden-pearl scales that look new, it closes centered with tight pins, but it is also quite rusted.
    If I get the camera charged up I will post a picture.
    Thank you,

    JR

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    Default Shumate club

    First of all hello to everyone.

    I have a Shumate 'Glide' but I can't find any info. on it.

    Does anyone know if the 'glide' stands for its smoothness?
    ie/ the way it just glides off the whiskers.

    Any info. would be great.
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    I just won a Shumate Pacific on ebay. Here's the before pictures ... I'll post again after I restore it.

    SHUMATE~ PACIFIC~ STRAIGHT RAZOR, VINTAGE L@@K@IT NICE - eBay (item 120652034052 end time Dec-02-10 08:56:59 PST)
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