Thread: SOTD - Sun May 16th - Sat May 22rd

Dubl Duck Satinedge (Thanks Max for the restore!)
Filly Strop (25x)
Mitchell's Wool Fat (near the end!)
Pure Badger Brush
DB Scuttle
Witch Hazel
Scary sharp razor!

[QUOTE=Otto;594886]Hogrider: That looks like a good movie. Those Wackers are great.

Indeed Otto, my favorite shaver is the Jungmeister, and I know you own one. In terms of balance, sharpness and aesthetics it is my number one razor.

Musgo Real Glyce Lime Pre-Shave Soap
LEA Shaving Soap Stick
Semogue 1470 Brush in Oak handle
Dorko 15/16" Straight Razor
Musgo Real After Shave Splash
444 After Shave Balm

Originally Posted by Stroker

That Clark & Hall razor looks WAY VINTAGE! What's the manuf. date on that?

Looks about the same grain as mine, seems to be around 1810 range. Not sure if a reasonable date can be applied as the Clark N Hall name is listed from 1798-1820's if I remember maybe 1830's...

Hot Shower
SRD Red Latigo/Web slow deliberate 25/50
TOBS Lavander Soap/Cream & Glycerine
My 24mm TG Finest Extra Hair
Solingen no name
Alt Innsbruck

Results BBS, getting ready for Uncles Funeral, SWMBO coming home today.

Originally Posted by Englishgent

Ouch! Slipped and fell today whilst shaving, the bathroom looked like someone had slaughtered a goat in there.Blood everywhere, cut face and finger..

Bad shave, bad start to the day

Hope you heal quickly.

Take care! Beautiful Razor by the way.

Lu

Originally Posted by nightbreed

Razor : Feather All Stainless DE Safety Razor / w Feather blade
Brush : Simpson Polo 8 two band
Soap : Proraso
Aftershave : Nivea revitalising Q10
Result : Nice smooth one pass shave

I think this is my first SOTD post without a straight and a picture, but straight shaving and chemotherapy is not exactly a match made in heaven and an expensive Nikon do not belong in a room where everything has to be wiped down with alcohol once a day (or I simply can't have everything from home at the hospital).
Amund.

Glad to see your post.

Take care.

Lu

Originally Posted by DwarvenChef

Looks about the same grain as mine, seems to be around 1810 range. Not sure if a reasonable date can be applied as the Clark N Hall name is listed from 1798-1820's if I remember maybe 1830's...

Awesome! To think Thomas Jefferson might have owned that razor and shaved with it every morning! Yeah, it's possible! (?)

Originally Posted by Otto

JoeD: That's the largest C-Mon I've seen. I feel the RAD.

Thank yo Otto. I didn't think they made C-Mon Blackie's that big either and an still stunned buy it's size! It was great to get some miles on it with others taking it for a spin at our SRP meet this weekend!

Heribert Wacker "Monitor" | D.R. Harris Arlington | Kent BLK-2