Thread: lucky clovers

Those scales are amazing. I'd love TP know how they looked fully painted. I'd also like to know how the original owner tried explaining to his proper Victorian wife that the scales are art and nothing dirty .

I think that was part of the appeal for me. I envisioned it sitting in some mens club at the turn of the century with whiskey and women of ill repute

For sure. I wish men's clubs of that ilk were still around. Go, smoke your pipe, have a drink and some conversation and forget about work/home for a few hours... those were fine times, my friend.

bill i a certain we could probably figure out a way to start one again, lol, but the elks, eagles, moose, legion, and vfw, just might get all ****ed off when there male members quit showing up

Here's last year's Xmas present... My brother found her in mint condition and she shaves like a dream.

Here is one I recently got from Manah through the classifieds here. Awsome shaver.

And here is a few more I found recently that are about to be sent off to be honed and cleaned by one of the pros here just havent decided who yet, any suggestions?

Originally Posted by smythe

You know, if you don't mind this suggestion... we could call this club The 4LeafClovers... after all, four leaf clovers are very desirable, rare and is the brand motif.

Hope be granted entry into this prestigious Lucky Clover Club. This Morley girl is one fabulous shaver and her see-through dress makes her even more appealing.

Now that is a beautiful razor!

Hi guys here is my entry into the club she is plain but shaves beautifully ,takes a great edge love it.Sorry about the pictures still working on that.

My Morely and Son with a Barbers Notch. It is one of the best shavers I have (had)