Thread: $500 to buy a razor, what would you buy

Originally Posted by JBHoren

I would buy one from Brian Brown Custom Razors. Here's a photo of one of my favorites by him:



There is an elegance to the blade -- complemented by the simplicity of the scales -- which reminds me of the flatware put out on the tables of a "tony" New York restaurant, during the first half of the 20th century... in fact, the blade looks like a really swell butter knife (and I can easily imagine the thick, starched linen tablecloth and napkins). From the first time I saw this razor (it's one of four photos), I was smitten. But I don't have $500 to buy a razor... sigh.

That is a very nice one, it reminds me a little of designs from the 1700s with its almost non existent heel. Does the spine come to a triangular sort of peak or is it just rounded? If it does peak then it surely got its inspiration from those old razors. Very nice comfortable looking smile.

Originally Posted by JBHoren

I would buy one from Brian Brown Custom Razors. Here's a photo of one of my favorites by him:



I was smitten. But I don't have $500 to buy a razor... sigh.

C'mon Jon ....... if you had a million bucks you wouldn't spend $500 on a razor .......

Originally Posted by Hart

That is a very nice one, it reminds me a little of designs from the 1700s with its almost non existent heel. Does the spine come to a triangular sort of peak or is it just rounded? If it does peak then it surely got its inspiration from those old razors. Very nice comfortable looking smile.

+1, my very first impression of the blade profile. Something I find quite attractive BTW.

Heres what i did, went a little over the $500 mark
Orders in for a SRP Limited Edition & a Gold Bug from Glenn