Thread: Two "new" straights

I'm waiting to hone them until I get my Norton and try to set the bevel with the 4k..

Great looking razors.

I would second the advice about practicing on a cheap razor first as what you have purchased look to be of a high quality , in good almost unused condition. It's not that you will ruin the razors, it just you will do so much better after a little practice. Incidentally vintage razors in the condition that you have found are getting harder and harder to find, so look after them. You have to pay a lot of money for a modern equivalent, if you can get one that has been assembled and sharpened properly.