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i really appreciate it
i only got that kit because it was cheap and had everything but ive already upgraded the brush and strop and pretty much everything but the razor
i'll keep an eye out ...

thanks a lot

is he still in the business of making them?

that just makes you respect it as much as possible haha

i appreciate all of the help

That's an amazing razor
One day I hope i have one half that nice

well now it wont be until monday until i can get it back.
i cant wait to start my own honing.
i've heard the dovos are a really good brand is there any other newer brands yall would reccomend?

any particular brands you'd reccomend? where could i find good quality razors for decent prices?
thanks for helping me this far
i really appreciate it

i'll try to give more details once i have it all
i remember is that it was made in new york and it was bison haha
when i get the next one which would be a good one to get?

from what i've read the company shut down in 1907 and the blade says "bison 411" and i havent been able to find any info on that particuler one
what would be a great razor for me since ive pretty...

well damn
i was told it was a good razor
i'm from livingston (about an hour north of houston) but i'm temporarily living in south bend, Indiana
which is probably the reason for the texas made...

the gold dollar isnt terrible (but being my first and only dont know what i'm missing out on) it did however get me hooked to straights tho and i did by a bison co razor and it's being honed so...

thanks for all of the info
i got a silver dollar to try it and im alredy ready to expand and get a lot more
i appreciate it all

Thank you very much
is there any place in particular you go to find good razors?

How would you be able to tell if it was made in Texas or Missouri if i were to come across one?

I'm from Texas and have just recently jumped into wetshaving, I'm looking to now expand and build onto my new hobby. Being born and raised in Texas i was wondering if there are any straight razors...