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Hi, i just got this razor from a family mamber. He got it in Spain a long time ago. It was a gift and its unused. Can u tell me from which era it is? Price? and other facts?Attachment 232364Attachment 232365Attachment 232366Attachment 232367Attachment 232368Attachment 232369
Read post #4 in that thread
http://straightrazorpalace.com/razor...rt-needed.html
it talks about the various models and where they fit in the line up
Values are not allowed on the site. You got a beautiful razor. Check sold Filarmonica razors on eBay. Find one like yours and you will have your value. They shave great. Enjoy her.
That is one fantastic razor; basically NOS and being it was handed down from a family member makes it , well.....priceless!!! Be sure to get it honed by a pro for probably the most comfortable shave you will ever have.......Congrats!!!
Its an Ok razor, seems in decent condition, probably worth about 5 bucks but I'm willing to give you 10 ;)
That is if the OP intends to shave with it. :wQuote:
Originally Posted by DoughBoy68
One need only see the stats, 46 % of the forum members have 5 posts or less. I would imagine a high percentage of which are valuation inquiries.
It's a very nice example of a 14 probably late 60s early 70s.
Thank you for all the answers. So it's probably 2.nd generation filarmonica right? It doesn't need honing because it was in a box all the time and its sharp as hell :D And i can't fint the exact same razor on ebay :(
Yes it's definitely second generation.Quote:
Originally Posted by zockey
Should be able to find them, there a quite a few out there, as far as sharp, well, if you think so, it's a factory edge, maybe good but not great, it's a family thing, you should keep it and shave but it's yours so do what you will, but as stated we aren't an appraisal forum,
Tc
