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    I don't think you can buy Dorko's retail. They'd be NOS, not new.

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    get a dubl duck or a filly.

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    You can get a new Dorko from Shaveingshop or a Wacker. I might go for a vintage Dorko or TI Historic. If you can get $35 more dollars you can get a Livi regrind

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    I haven't tried any modern blades, so I don't know how they shave. However, I can say that I think most vintage ones are a lot prettier. And from what I've heard, many are hard to beat in terms of the shave.
    If I were you, I'd hold on to the money and wait till I could pick up a mint example of one of the really nice vintage brands.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nicknbleeding View Post
    You can get a new Dorko from Shaveingshop or a Wacker. I might go for a vintage Dorko or TI Historic. If you can get $35 more dollars you can get a Livi regrind
    Explain TI Historic please. Whats the diff?

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    Quote Originally Posted by krisbarger View Post
    Explain TI Historic please. Whats the diff?
    I told you already, take a look into Martins shop:
    RasurPur Online Shop - The finest tools for a perfect shave
    There you can find the diff!

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    Here is a link. Scroll down till you see the ones with a worked back spine.
    TI straight razors

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    Default getting closer.

    I am liking the TI's.

    Look at this one. I like the 1/2 hollow with the thumb notch. What do you think? Anyone used any of these new forgings? They sound very nice.

    New Forgings made by Thiers Issard ::


    also.... the 6th one down here looks nice.

    TI straight razors

    Also i saw a F. Herder for sell 7/8 or so restored with ox horn.

    Anyone have an opinion? On these choices?

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    If you go for a TI it will be a good shaver for sure. They're great razors!

    Some of the older ones a few years back had pinning and scale problems but these issues seem to have been ironed out on the newer ones.

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    Well guys, thanks for the imput and insight. I did it! I went ahead and pulled the trigger on a new TI the one with the thumb notch and the new carbon song steel from rasper. I got the blond horn scales. This is a 1/2 ground sexy razor. Can't wait. Anybody got one of these?

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