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I am no razor historian, but I thought the 6/8 with the fancy bolsters and the 3pin scales all came in spike.
Now I see DD round points showing up on ebay sometimes. So my question:
Are rounds so rare they the mere sight of one makes me think it’s been altered?
And not just DD… PJM C-Mon, Henkels 415 and maybe another that I missed…
I posted a similar question here I am the proud owner of a Round point DD Wonderedge that came in a box marked "round" I will post a pic here as soon as I take one!
I used to own a genuine roundpoint 6/8 DD Goldedge, so they're definitely out there. Maybe the spikes were just much more commonly sold...?
Thanks gentlemen, I also checked the post in the link and it seems to put my fears to rest.
I have a DD Goldedge round point right now and it is the same length as the Spike. I would be that the reason is that hte spike is just more versatile and was prefered by barbers.
Actually most Goldedges were roundpoints. The spike goldedges are rare. On the other hand the wonderedges were mostly spikes and round points were rare there. it depends on the model.
some pics can be seen here. My purchase is what prompted my question...:p
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Originally Posted by thebigspendur
Interesting. I have had a bunch of GE's and all but 1 were spikes or squares. Guess i must be lucky.:hmmm:
I have a Goldenedge Round Point and a Satinedge spike point.