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The Gabel is not mine.

Which razor are you referring to?

I saw that one Alex, congratulations on a fine razor!

Bob, those scales are common on late French razors - the pins are closer to the ends of the scales than most razors and the scales are cheap. The steel and workmanship however, are outstanding....

Yep, I was talking to Scott Lockwood about those modern pins, maybe a re-scale? The razor came out of Japan and is in a sleeve not a coffin, so it’s in the style of the later Le Grelot/TI. I’m...

NOS TI 14 7/8 in today, good hard French steel, cr@p scales, lol.

Here’s its sibling with a square point.

This one should be on the way from France soon. Seller’s images.

Hello Jazor,

It shaves like a Filly 14, very well indeed. I like the harder steel in the Sub Ceros.

User grade F14 Sub Cero from Marcela, over 1” wide to the top of the spine - full width.

Hello Zayid,

I think so, nothing else is even close that I’ve seen. Perhaps the ‘flashers’ changed over time, or maybe they changed it a little for export razors? They also used that logo on...

The mystery of the two flashers may be solved. From a SOTD post on B&B.

This one in this morning, and now has a very smooth Jnat edge on it.

Thank you sir!

New in box Filarmonica 14 Novodur. It was actually sealed in it’s cellophane (?) bag inside the coffin. You always wonder if someone just bagged an old razor, but the seller is a friend and the razor...

Pair of Gen 1 Medallon Taurino 14s, ‘JMP’ blades.

Nice looking razor. Anton Wingen used those inlaid ‘picture frames’ quite a bit, the Othello model, and a couple of other German makes used them too.

Square nose Grelot 14, black-and-white paper micarta scales by Alfredo Gil (Doc226). Extra hollow.

That Schulze is a beauty, nice score!

Cheers, Steve