Thread: For Barber's Use razors?

Let’s see it Tom.

Thanks to Jamie, I had to look up 'sprat' on Google. The last bit could be used as a band name...The True Sprats

sprat
/sprat/
noun
a small marine fish of the herring family, widely caught for food and fish products.
any of a number of small fishes that resemble the true sprats, e.g., the sand eel.

Originally Posted by RezDog

Let’s see it Tom.

I forget the maker.....Kikuboshi? Someone will know!

Originally Posted by Speedster

Thanks to Jamie, I had to look up 'sprat' on Google. The last bit could be used as a band name...The True Sprats

sprat
/sprat/
noun
a small marine fish of the herring family, widely caught for food and fish products.
any of a number of small fishes that resemble the true sprats, e.g., the sand eel.

Jamie comes up with some beauts. I think a Welsh thing!

Cool scales on that razor Tom.

I recognized the trademark on the box as belonging to Kikuboshi (kiku = chrysanthemum), the diamond-shaped flower with 5-pointed star in the middle. With those figured scales and the double stabilizers, it's sure a unique beauty, Tom!

https://historyrazors.wordpress.com/...oshi-takehana/

Tom digs into the vault again to prove a point. I need to go visit Tom's vault some day.

Originally Posted by Gasman

Tom digs into the vault again to prove a point. I need to go visit Tom's vault some day.

Many people have applied but very few are admitted

Just a gimmick, but they weren't lying.

I am not sure “who” they were for or used them but the Wade & Butcher FBU blades have all been “industrial” sized and top notch quality and materials.