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    A vintage 1690s style straight? I believe the ones from that era looked sort of like a small hatchett. If you have one would you please post a photo of it, I would love to see what it looks like.

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    that's pretty specific - how about one from the 1680s? would that do?

    [ IMG ]old hatchet-looking tool[ /IMG ]

    [Edit: unfortunately, I was unable to verify the exact date of either usage or manufacture of the razor in the photo. take it or leave it]

    [2nd Edit: the photo above was a joke. sorry]
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    That's MAN shaving! They even put nail pullers on the razors back then!

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    I believe Bill Ellis is making a hatchet style razor for someone.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ben.mid View Post
    They even put nail pullers on the razors back then!
    Yep! the men of old had real wire whiskers!
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    is the thing on top for nose hair clipping? one prong for each nostril?

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    Sure anything 1690s or before.

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    Here's an old straight from the 15th or 16th century

    [Edit: apparently it is said to be byzantine from the 5th - 10th century]
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    Quote Originally Posted by ben.mid View Post
    That's MAN shaving! They even put nail pullers on the razors back then!
    sorry it wasn't nail puller was a hair puller from specific location "........" lol

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    I forgot aboutthat photo hagaloo showed it before. When did straight razors start folding into a handle?

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