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    Cool As Britsh as I could manage...

    Razor choice was rather easy as I only have two Sheffield blades the W&B *Special* won out over the Bengal this morning...

    The Uberlather was "British Garden" made with Castle Forbes Lavender cream and TOBS Lavender soap and a few drops of glycerin...

    The shave was topped off with TOBS Bay Rum...

    I of course hummed "Hail Britiania" as I shaved


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    Quote Originally Posted by BladeRunner001 View Post
    Razor: 6/8" Wade & Butcher Original "Bow" razor, Wedge, Spike Point (Max restore)
    Beautiful W&B, Robert.

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    Razor: W&B Special
    Soap: MdC
    Brush: Vie-Long Badger
    Post: Alum and Harris Arlington Splash

    I like the theme. Gave me a good reason to hone up the W&B. I just recieved a vintage Escher and this was the first razor I finished with it. I am very pleased with the results. I am looking forward to learning this stone better.

    Great shave. Some minor irritation on the neck with the alum. I was a little heavy handed...this razor requires a little more finesse.

    The MdC is just a pleasure to use. No hassle creamy, thick lather. More than enough for my standard 3 pass. The scent...just fills the bathroom...as if you are now shaving in the French countryside. The best part...your face feels beautiful after.

    What is there to say about Arlington that hasn't already been said.

    Overall...just a great shaving experience.

    Hopefully, some pictures for the next one.

    Enjoy your day,


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    Quote Originally Posted by BladeRunner001 View Post
    Razor: 6/8" Wade & Butcher Original "Bow" razor, Wedge, Spike Point (Max restore)
    Beautiful shot and razor Robert. Matt's one re-scaled by Max is stunning also. It may be that a W&B restored and re-scaled by Max is the ultimate in cool razors.
    Then on the other end of the spectrum...
    Quote Originally Posted by fonthunter View Post
    RAZOR: 7/8 Wade & Butcher, Celebrated Hollow Ground Razor
    I love the patina on this one, a beautiful razor Fonti.

    So many beautiful razors boys. Keep 'em coming.
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    Clint Eastwood as William Munny in Unforgiven

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    Fullers Vintage Boar Brush
    TOBS Almond SC
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    Quote Originally Posted by BladeRunner001 View Post
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    Stunning blades gentlemen .
    Mark,
    Nice choice buddy. Somehow I knew you were going to bring this baby out today, so I decided not to duplicate and instead used my "Bow" (to everyone else: NOT the "Celebrated")


    Thank you Sir, I think the Bow better suites you my friend, Gentleman use the Bow razor and Red Neck Country Boys use the Fat Framebacks ! LMAO Beautiful shave Robert ! Lookin Forward to the Ladies tomorrow !!!

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    Prep:Hot Towel
    Brush:TGN 24mm Silvertip Custom in Crimson Swirl
    Strop:SRD PIV English Bridle
    Cream:Cade
    Razor: D.C. Halsted Wedge
    After shave: AOS Sandalwood
    EDT: Creed Original Vetiver


    Result: My only W&B is on vacation with GSSixgun, so today it is the D.C. Halsted Wedge. This sweet piece of Sheffield steel wiped away 2 days growth with ease, I only did 1 pass and some touch up. A very enjoyable shave.

    There are some amazing razors on display already, and this is just day 1! GREAT JOB EVERYONE!


    Glenn

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    Razor: Dovo
    Soap: Nancy Boy!
    Brush: Persian Jar 1
    Post: Dominica Bay Rum

    Bringing the Nancy Boy cream to the forefront here...it really made this an exceptional shave.
    Undoubtedly (for me) one of the slickest, thickest creams available - like warm yogurt on the bristles.
    Nice to have a few more minutes on a Sunday...


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    [QUOTE=BladeRunner001;754991]
    Could not find Mr Wade & Butcher,I therefore wish every one a Spectacular Sunday Shave,but I am looking forward,it's tomorrow
    Cheers

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