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03-30-2016, 11:23 AM #11Senior Member
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In truth as long as the condition is good I would say it's very difficult to find a poor Japanese razor, although there are a few premium high end names which also carry a premium price worth it all the same, I have noticed the Tanifuji Fukutaro Cape Kennedy 77 fetching big money for a NOS up to $700.
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03-30-2016, 08:49 PM #13Senior Member
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Jamie is right!
I've got quite a few Japanese razors. Three H. Diamond, Tanifuji Cape and Rikishia, The Scheon Burg, Manaslu and a few others. They are all quite similar in performance, which means exceptional! I've had mine for a long time .. I think I only paid $85 for my NOS Hayashi Diamond 8000 with the purple lace scales. While I can't say these razors are not worth lofty prices, I cannot see myself paying $700 for one.
That said, they are very well deserving of their lofty reputation!lekic88 likes this.
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03-30-2016, 09:53 PM #14I used Nakayamas for my house
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The very expensive CAPE 77 are the ones with the "gold" inlay, the more common "silver" inlay ones are comparably more affordable. Still the price is pretty high. CAPE 1000 or 2000 will shave just as well and sell for a very good price even NOS.
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Beat me to it. Originally Posted by mainaman
I had your back though Stefan.
If the condition is good, the razor will be excellent.celticcrusader likes this.!! Enjoy the exquisite taste sharpening sharpening taste exquisite smooth. Please taste the taste enough to ride cutlery.
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03-31-2016, 09:49 PM #16Senior Member
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Only have the one after asking Jaime to stear me In The right direction, I,m a fan of Japanese razors now. So just get one Tc
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04-05-2016, 05:51 AM #17Senior Member
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I have three 'western' style Japanese razors: a Gold King, a Starlet,and a folding Kamisori - no idea of the brand - the vendor said it was a Sennhai or something. The Gold King is an amazing razor - less than $100 for what appears to be a NOS quarter ground excellent Japanese steel razor. Took a lovely edge from my King /Norton / Naniwa hone progression.
I too am a fan of Japanese razors.
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