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    Default A new love for the flea market!!!

    Just this am I posted that i think my area was depleted for REALY nice razors. Well i figured i would pop in the local flea market. We got a snow storm last night so after clearing the snow we went. At first it seemed like i was stricking out. But then I saw it. WOW!! No way. The only place i saw a razor like that was on this site. Globusmen-gold. Boy was I excited. After buying it I continued then I picked up one more. A Geo wostenholm, celebrated I XL. Blade is in great shape only a little hone wear but the scales are beat.
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    great find, that soligen razor (the yellow one) looks similar in style to a particular Bartmann razor I'm in love with.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheBaron View Post
    great find, that soligen razor (the yellow one) looks similar in style to a particular Bartmann razor I'm in love with.
    That must be the one im thinking of! I wan to get it cleaned up but i dont want to remove the color on the blade.

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    Very nice finds, I like them both!

    As pretty as the Solingen is with the gold and the high-end fileworking, that shoulderless Wostenholm with the big smile somehow looks like pure business. If it were any more British, it would have come with a tin of tea and a pith helmet.

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    Very nice find. Congrats!

    Edit - I didn't see the Wosty pic the first time - that's a beauty! Right up my alley too...
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    Quote Originally Posted by FatboySlim View Post
    Very nice finds, I like them both!

    As pretty as the Solingen is with the gold and the high-end fileworking, that shoulderless Wostenholm with the big smile somehow looks like pure business. If it were any more British, it would have come with a tin of tea and a pith helmet.
    LOL! That one is cool. I like the sweeping flow of the spine and the smile of the blade. It would look great in better scales. Those are realy chipped.

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    WOW! Great find!

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    Congrats on a great find! Never give up, never surrender! Ya never know what lurks in the shows of the local shops! Local finds are just GREAT!!
    “If you always do what you always did, you will always get what you always got.” (A. Einstein)

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    WOW!! what a beauty. Congrats.

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    Sweet finds! Gives me a spark of hope (The antique shops in this part of VA was pretty cleaned out this past fall. Will have give flea markets a try too come spring.).
    John

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