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I'm looking at a razor that is listed as a KAMA razor, which I would like to have. The box says "KAMA" and Koch & Schafer. However, the tang of the razor says "Spagna Special" on one side, and "C. Spagna, Brooklyn, NY, Made in Germany" on the other side. There is no etching on the blade. Is this a real KAMA razor, or is it a Spagna? This is item number 320542225080 on e-bay. Any information is greatly appreciated.
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Mark
Mark
sorry i don't think so.
Ijust looked at my KAMA and KAMA was stamped on the tang and on the other side was Koch&Schafer, i would walk away from that one.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrBoker
Thanks a lot HiBudGl and Nessmuck. I was afraid of that. Unfortunately, I bid before I asked. Even more unfortunately, I'm currently the high bidder. Oh well, live and learn. There is still plenty of time left on the auction. Hopefully I will be outbid. Thanks again for the quick replies.
Mark
It looks like a pretty good razor to me. Especially for the price range it is presently in. The blade is in excellent shape and the handles are not bad.
It is one of God knows how many razors that were made for the U.S. import market by the craftsmen of Solingen.
It is a nice box - not the original box, but who cares about the box - you're not going to shave with that.
that's not a kama razor, just a kama box, but the blade looks pretty good
the scales have cracks but they should be functional for at least some time.
so even if you end up with it it may turn out to be a rather good razor.
of course if you're after a brand name, yes consider it mostly a lesson.
John Crowley and Gugi,
Thanks for your comments, and I agree. The blade does look to be in good shape and if I get it with my current bid it will be fine. I was looking for a KAMA, but will be happy with a good shaver regardless of the brand.