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Those look great - Back Roads Gold gets regular kudos from razor enthusiasts!

The Fatboy is something I've never seen - I've seen whole leftover parts mixed but not anything like that. I'd...

The Dual Comb has gained some modern traction - Wolfman offers one .. I've never tried one, but then even with a bunch of adjustable razors I never change settings during a shave . Pictures borrowed...

That's a great collection! I've never been skillful enough to get a good shave with the Tech's, though I've tried a couple over the years. The only one left is a Birth Year ..

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Part of the allure of collecting them are the vagaries of opinions ..:tu:

In some cases they made it easy with a label on the case (assuming that's the correct New Improved) like the Bostonian...

That is a great looking M'Lord! Most of the ones I've come across have the loss of plating common to most of Gillette's "gold".

The flat above the knurling I believe was in common with the...

The Techmatic was one I had recalled none too fondly from back in the day .. but during the 50th Anniversary of that moon landing I became reacquainted. The NOS blades I found actually gave a pretty...

It vibrates, then after about three minutes reverts to a very heavy, very thick-handled safety. The Patent is from the 40's, they were produced from then until the 70's ..

Somebody say wind up razor? The Stahly actually shaves pretty well, a bit of a pain to wind it after every pass though. The head can be cross-fitted to another standard handle ...

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I have too many Safeties, but maybe the earliest type is those originally designed for reusable wedge blades - like this Henckel's Rapide .. though I've only used it with a modern GEM SE blade ..
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