Thread: Well, my RAD got the better of me again

Nice haul, when you get RAD you don't fool around.

Originally Posted by JimmyHAD

Nice haul, when you get RAD you don't fool around.

thanks Jimmy, I went over to a retired barbers today and rather than fool around I just bought him out.

Gees, you found the mother load! Congrats! Some really nice razors in there. If it were me I'd have them all cleaned, buffed and honed bu Monday evenings shave.

Edit: Oh and a local find too! Aren't they just GREAT!!

Originally Posted by Joed

Gees, you found the mother load! Congrats! Some really nice razors in there. If it were me I'd have them all cleaned, buffed and honed bu Monday evenings shave.

yea, I just can't give up on a nice dubl duck I'm using now

This is actually smaller than my last trip to see a barber in RI. I posted it up here also, something about going back to buy the whole box.

Wow!..good score!
I noticed by all these razors you have an "always keep" busy personality!

PcDad

That Joseph Rodgers & Sons razor is a beast!!

Originally Posted by Evin

That Joseph Rodgers & Sons razor is a beast!!

yes, it's a meat chopper for sure! A few of them are

No fooling around with this deal! You fed the RAD fully. The Kama is going to be a good shaver, if others I have had are any predictor. Nice Clark and Hall Sheffields, too. One looks to be 1810-1830 ish. Should keep you busy cleaning and honing for a long time. Congratulations. One question: where are the hones??

Originally Posted by Croaker

No fooling around with this deal! You fed the RAD fully. The Kama is going to be a good shaver, if others I have had are any predictor. Nice Clark and Hall Sheffields, too. One looks to be 1810-1830 ish. Should keep you busy cleaning and honing for a long time. Congratulations. One question: where are the hones??

Yea that Kama seems wicked nice although the scales are cracked...

good question on the hones, out of luck this time although I've got enough for now, probably too many