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  1. 05-18-2009, 01:43 PM #1
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    8/8 Takeda Damascus in Stag Scales
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    7/8 Rose Damascus with MOP inlay, MOP covered tang, and worked spine with MOP inlays; mammoth ivory scales with abalone inlay.
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    just arrived today n690 inox with worked spine and MOP covered pin, already have a custom on order too next one will be rose damascus, just wish I wouldn't have waited this long to get one

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    I sooo want one of the Takeda blade Livi's, Oh the pain

    Really hoping Takeda's surgery and rehabilitation goes well...
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    Default My first Livi

    Directly, three hours ago, from Livi's hands to mine. I'm excited!





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    Maestro Livi for Straight Razor Place

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    If I may come forth with a humble request. Some of you must have some Livi brushes as well. I have one which is part of a set and one that I bought separately. Please post them as well if you don't mind the extra hassle. I'd put my own up but I can either buy a camera or a new netbook (my old one is broken) this month. And since the book helps me with studies it takes priority.

    Both of mine are very rustic/rual/basic in their appearance but really nice.
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    Default Mastro Livi

    These razors are very nice eye candy for us all. I have always appreciated quality in guns, golf clubs, music, art and many other things in life. I have all too many razors that can be considered mediocre quality. When I came across this M-Livi club page, it prompted feelings that I should sell all my guns before my benevolent government takes them away by force, then spend the money on as many M-Livi and other quality razors as I can afford.

    Nice razors anyway you look at them. Anyone interested in a couple of pre-'64 Winchesters?

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    My new Mastro Livi Custom 8/8 Bergam Damask in Mammoth Ivory Scales.
    Great, fast service from Don and Lynn at Straight Razor Designs.

    The honing was first rate! Thanks Lynn.

    To bad my photos didn't really show how beautiful the blade is.
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    "Cheap Tools Is Misplaced Economy. Always buy the best and highest grade of razors, hones and strops. Then you are prepared to do the best work."
    - Napoleon LeBlanc, 1895
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  16. 09-17-2009, 08:46 PM #10
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    ohhhh.... quam mirabilis!
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