Thread: What is the best American made straight ever made ?

Originally Posted by wyobarbershop

Got any sweet pics of that 7/8 Robeson Trimmy? What a great ol company out of NY.

Hope I did this right - I'm at work and I knew I had posted it before. Post #9
http://straightrazorpalace.com/gener...r-santa-2.html

That is a fine razor! Thanks for sharing the pic.

Torrey is great

I would put my Imp wedge (Morris) just ahead of my Robeson Bluebird. Both of them being about the best shavers I own. That Imp demands serious attention though. It is a blood thirsty little spike!

A recent acquisition via trade with a fellow member. This pic captured the American flag displayed in my shop. I found it appropriate for this thread.

I don't know what might be the BEST American made straight as a SHAVER, but I would have to think that a Michael Price San Francisco would be one of the most if not the most desired one in my book. I have come close to buying one twice but just couldn't pull the trigger on it.

I've read a little about Michael Price. Can you give any background on his work?

Originally Posted by wyobarbershop

I've read a little about Michael Price. Can you give any background on his work?

Here's a good thread about his work! http://straightrazorpalace.com/show-...francisco.html

Have an Adams that I just acquired. It's impressing me.

I've had and liked torreys, Clauss's, Worcesters, a couple of Gencos and Robesons. My favorite is one I posted recently...Swedish Razor Co, Worcester, Mass. Great razor and I live about 15 min from Worcester

Chris