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  1. 09-27-2015, 11:55 PM #801
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    I couldn't resist and I felt the purchase price was below the market value. Attached is the certification. Interested to know more about the razor.MASTRO LIVI-EBAY2.pdf
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    Quote Originally Posted by jkatzman View Post
    I couldn't resist and I felt the purchase price was below the market value. Attached is the certification. Interested to know more about the razor.MASTRO LIVI-EBAY2.pdf
    I can't believe it!!!! You had the win of the century!!! Do you have any idea of what razor did you buy? A rare RWL-34 with stabilized poplar scales! And for that price!!! Just super wow! Lucky you! Enjoy your stunning Mastro Livi RWL34 razor! And don't forget to post pictures in the club as soon as you get it in your hands. Congratulations!
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    Razor guy, Sorry for my ignorance, but what makes the razor so rare? When I looked at it there didn't seem to be anything special other then being made by the MAN. Shows what I know. I am sure many of the participants on this thread would also like to know. Seems like Mastro Livi has a cult following based on all the comments and razors shown.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jkatzman View Post
    Razor guy, Sorry for my ignorance, but what makes the razor so rare? When I looked at it there didn't seem to be anything special other then being made by the MAN. Shows what I know. I am sure many of the participants on this thread would also like to know. Seems like Mastro Livi has a cult following based on all the comments and razors shown.
    Special in many ways and for many reasons. Mastro Livi has rarely used RWL34 for round pointed razors and with a design like that. Moreover, it is such a long time he is not using poplar wood for scales and, as far as I can tell, there are not so many around.
    I will certainly be very curious to see pictures of your Mastro Livi razor and I sincerely hope you will receive in good conditions. You have a treasure in your hands!
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    Name: $_57 (1).jpg Views: 291 Size: 49.0 KBName: $_57 (2).jpg Views: 291 Size: 29.4 KBName: $_57 (3).jpg Views: 296 Size: 57.7 KBName: $_57 (4).jpg Views: 301 Size: 32.7 KB Name: $_57.jpg Views: 289 Size: 49.0 KB Here are photo's from eBay listing of new purchase. 6/8 round point with RWL34 steel and steady poplar scales. Can't wait to get it and take it out for a shave.
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    Simply beautiful, simply elegant. Congratulations on your Mastro Livi RWL34 razor!
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    This is a very comfortable size and very comfortable shape.
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    My Mastro Livi Grifetto 60 proudly standing on Mastro Livi's Barbershop
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    Default The Making of Mastro Livi Medium Loom Strop "Coramella Italiana"

    Here it is the pictures of the making of my Mastro Livi Medium Loom Strop "Coramella Italiana. I will be publish the pictures in the following posts, so please, stay tuned!
    I made picture of the whole process, from raw materials to chromium oxide spreading on linen side. Enjoy watching Mastro Livi making his world famous loom strop!

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    Mastro Livi measuring a piece of stainless steel to be used for the front plate of the loom strop.



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    Cutting the front stainless steel piece of the loom



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    Cutting the stainless steel rod to be used for the loom



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    Mastro Livi threading the rod of the loom



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    Drilling the front stainless steel piece of the loom in order to accommodate the rod.
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    Default The Making of Mastro Livi Medium Loom Strop "Coramella Italiana"

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    The elements of the loom ready to be assembled. The handle is still to be made.



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    The front plate of the loom ready to be welded to the first stainless steel rod.



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    Mastro Livi welding the front plate of the loom to the stainless steel rod.



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    Mastro Livi refining the front plate of the loom.



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    The loom has been assembled. Now it is time to make the handle.
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