Thread: How do you store/display your razors?

Share some pictures of the "prized" side of your bathroom vanity. Let's see how you store/display your precious shavers. I keep mine tucked into this little wooden parchment holder, so they're protected from splashing water on my vanity. It's also a plus that it looks nice. I'm missing a few razors from this picture, such as a restored T. Hessenbruch double bear with honey horn scales, and a Touraine Noonan & Sons coming in the mail

In case you're wondering, from top to bottom:

Post 1890 Wade and Butcher "Celebrated Hollow Ground Razor" 9/8
1918 Schumate Vanadium For Barbers (scales are genuine tortoise) 5/8
1914-18 Wester Bros. Anchor Brand "Manganese Steel" with Ivory scales 5/8
1920's Peter Hahn for S.R. Droescher New York 4/8
1930's-40's(?) Geneva Cutlery Inc. 5/8
1920's Dubl Duck "Dwarf" 5/8(?)
1920's Heckel Bros. "Bob White" 4/8
1870-1880(?) Wade and Butcher "Fine India Steel" 6/8, most likely formerly 7/8. (Work in progress.)

Please feel free to correct me on any dates, I'm just going off of my own knowledge and research!

Most of my razors have some level of restoration done on them, as these are my shavers and I'd like for them to continue to do so.