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  1. 06-30-2019, 12:40 PM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by ScoutHikerDad View Post
    TMILO-That is a beautiful ERN; they are one of my favorite vintage makers. And your English is not bad; anyway, none of us is Bill Shakespeare anyway!
    Who is Bill Shakespeare and what does he shave with anyway.

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    ERN 15/16" Completed the first SOTD, very well controlled and well shaved.
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    Lovely razor and thanks for posting it. I don't have an Ern razor but have been looking for a good unique one for some time, they are well thought of. I've never seen one like yours.

    The large size, French point, and shoulderless design are elegant and masculine. I love razors like this, they're like a good sports car. Modern boutique razor makers seem to know this and they are more common with this set of features in one package. But vintage ones definitely are not, so it was a great find and good eye on your part.
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    Quote Originally Posted by FatboySlim View Post
    Lovely razor and thanks for posting it. I don't have an Ern razor but have been looking for a good unique one for some time, they are well thought of. I've never seen one like yours.

    The large size, French point, and shoulderless design are elegant and masculine. I love razors like this, they're like a good sports car. Modern boutique razor makers seem to know this and they are more common with this set of features in one package. But vintage ones definitely are not, so it was a great find and good eye on your part.
    When I saw ERN Eagle & Snake RAZOR 15/16", I thought I had to collect it.
    His curve design had different feelings in the old razor.
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