Thread: My dads razor....I know nothing about this...can you give me your opinion?

Originally Posted by cudarunner

If your son would be interested in learning this age old art. I will pay for the restoration including shipping to and from the restorer of my choice ( he's very good).

You will find that if you click on cudarunner (In Orange) that you can then send me a 'PM' which will allow you to send me a message.

Please do so.

If you decide that the razor should only be displayed then perhaps you might get some idea from this:

https://straightrazorpalace.com/razo...forgotten.html

The people here are just incredible.

Leadmeknot: you've certainly come to the right place. I hope you're able to find what you need here in your journey through this grief.

Roy - you never cease to amaze me with your kindness! They just don't make them like you anymore!

Thank you Pete.....I am beyond amazed at the help and input I have received . I am definitely looking into the restoration....it will stay in our family ....

Roy.....I am beyond humbled by your offer....I really can’t even imagine how I could be this fortunate to find people that care about other people. I wish my dad was doing this with me....He would have loved this....it is something we never talked about....I didn’t see his razor until 2 nights ago when I was separating his tools in his workshop....I knew he had the strop since I was born, it hung down in our barbershop/hair salon in the basement.....I want to learn and I want my son to learn as well....thank you for giving me faith ....Kathy

The razor is on it's way to an Exclusive Straight Razor Spa Resort in the boonies of Northern Idaho where it can relax and be refreshed and feel like it did years ago when it was young and in it's prime.

Cudarunner make sure to post the pic of the finished product. The guys on SRP are amazingly helpful and generous and wont lead you astray. Leadmeknot, you could easily shave legs with a straight too! Videos on youtube to show you how its done.

Thanks Cudarunner for keeping the bar of conduct so high. You are a good man.

That's awesome, Roy.! The things we do for folks here, always astonishes me.

Touching to read through this sequence of posts.
Such a wonderful place.
Kathy, I'm sorry for your loss, it's unimaginable for me to lose the man I call father.
I know your father would be proud, and your son will have a great piece of family history.
Roy is a good man, and that bit about the razor off to a day spa made me laugh out loud!

Eagerly waiting to see this bad boy return from the spa treatment. What a nice gesture @cudarunner!

Wow, thank you so so much Roy !!! My Dad’s Razors life has taken on a new chapter....very cool....I am very thankful ......