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    Norton convert Blix's Avatar
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    • Pre: face-lathering
    • Soap: Arko stick
    • Brush: Omega 00065
    • Razor: Imperial Razor Co 6/8
    • Post: Using my styptic as an alum block, Clubman AS
    • EdC: Forthnight Fahrenheit copy: )




    Posting from my mother's summer house in Sweden, great shave with the travel kit: )

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    E.A. Berg 5/8 near wedge
    Neil Miller linen/English bridle 40/60
    Vie-Long E16510
    D.R. Harris Marlborough shave stick
    Ortigia Sicilia Ambra Nera after shave
    D.R. Harris Marlborough cologne



    Second time I use this brush, it's still in the break-in period and I had lathering issues again. The Harris soap never gives me trouble, however today and in combination with the brush and the long absence from using the stick, first pass was not as desired.

    Clean overall and thank God I had chosen the precision-oriented E.A. Berg, this razor never fails to disappoint. The Ortigia after shave is something between a balm and an after shave, it's a lotion actually.

    Wishing a nice and relaxing weekend to all.

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    Sorry for my lack of participation this week gentlemen.
    The wife and 3 youngest kids have been away all week and I've been keeping myself busy doing guy stuff. I'll have a newly restored Sheffield wedge to show you guys very soon.
    Location: Coffs Harbour Australia
    Strop: Illinois 835
    Brush: Premium A Silvertip Badger in Cocobolo
    Soap: Mitchell's Wool Fat
    Razor: Superior Razors Near Wedge
    Toner: Thayer's Cucumber Witch Hazel
    Balm: C.O. Bigelow Mentha
    A/S: Old Spice
    Well, the shave was not good. I shaved with this one earlier in the week and decided it needed a touch-up. Unfortunately the touch-up didnt do the trick so I'll have to take it back down the hones a little further. I'll save it for a day when I'm feeling a little more patient.
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    Thanks for all the great posts and pics this week boys.
    Enjoy the weekend.
    Grant
    "I aint like that no more...my wife, she cured me of drinking and wickedness"
    Clint Eastwood as William Munny in Unforgiven

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    Seriously Excellent posts guys

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1OldGI View Post
    Well, I think the yuck cloud that has hovered over me for the last four days is beginning to clear. After the last three days of feeling like 5 turds this morning I only feel like about 2.
    Hey GI,
    Hang in there. From the sounds of it, you're well on your way to a 100% recovery. After all, you had a great shave with some of your fanciest gear. That's bound to put any man in a great mood

    Quote Originally Posted by str8fencer View Post
    Razor: Wostenholm & Sons frameback, 5/8, brass frame
    Notes: Nice, smooth shave
    Excellent shave Sten...What a nice Wosty

    Quote Originally Posted by spazola View Post
    Dolan barbers choice razor
    antique boar brush
    Charlie,
    That sure looks like a nice Dolan. Nice brush too

    Quote Originally Posted by thewatermark View Post
    RAZOR: Wade and Butcher " For Barbers Use "
    SOAP/CREAM: Razorock XXX
    Got my Razorock in and had to try it out. This soap/cream is some pretty great stuff. The smell, the glide, the moisture, it was all there and was all superb. What better way to enjoy this cream then with my Wade and Butcher. Never fails to give me an excellent shave.
    Matt,
    Love that razor..She's drop dead gorgeous. The Marilyn Monroe of razors.

    PS: RazoRock rocks...great stuff indeed

    Quote Originally Posted by Str8Shooter View Post
    No pic today as I'm running out the door for Army weekend.

    P.S.
    Robert!!!!!!!!
    Hey Paul,
    Hang tight Paul...Weekend will be over in no time

    ...and for whatever it is that I did (which I think I know): I am sorry, LOOOOL.

    Quote Originally Posted by Zephyr View Post
    Another "no shave day"
    Wowww Rune,
    What a transformation from 2007 to now, LOOOOOL. Enjoy your No Shave day buddy

    Quote Originally Posted by kalerolf View Post
    Up for a 5 days holliday.
    Great shave Kalerolf...Enjoy your time off. Any plans?

    Quote Originally Posted by Birnando View Post
    Razor: Juan Vollmer, Palmera #14
    Soap/Cream:Domenico Caraceni 1913. The King
    Birnando,
    Love that Palermo of yours. Beautiful. I wonder if they're ever bring back DC 1913. Sure sounds like a wonderful creme

    Quote Originally Posted by tumtatty View Post
    Razor: John Curtin "Invincible" with homemade scales (heat treated copper + Lacewood)
    Tim,
    Beautiful razor and nice job on those scales.

    PS; glad you enjoyed Irish Moos (same makers as Tabac)

    Quote Originally Posted by Sailinblues View Post
    Seidman Special
    Wowww Chris...What a seriously gorgeous Seidman

    Quote Originally Posted by dslazar9 View Post
    Wade Wingfield 1840's Straight with Ivory Scales
    Nice W&B

    Quote Originally Posted by Fbones24 View Post
    Rudy Vey | Fitjar Telemark | EJ D89L - Feather | Alum | Institut Karite | SSS Fireside Intense
    Frank,
    Sounds like a wonderfully enjoyable and relaxing shave

    Quote Originally Posted by mjhammer View Post

    Genco Henry's XX 6/8

    I had to rush a shower and shave this afternoon...I cut myself in 5 different places with this incredibly sharp razor. Never rush a shave.
    Ouuuch Mike...Sounds you were driving and shaving, LOOOOL. Glad you had a great shave despite of the cuts though. This Genco looks pretty nice

    Quote Originally Posted by bondpunk View Post
    Went quick tonight,nice and easy. genco fresh off the hones.
    BP,
    This was so fast in fact that I almost missed the post, LOOOL. Gencos take on an awesome edge. Well done

    Quote Originally Posted by easyace View Post
    I really like this Dovo, it's a very pretty Razor, I should really make the effort, to pay attention to what I'm doing, rather than admiring the razor in the mirror, whilst shaving.
    EA,
    Sounds like you came dangerously close to cutting yourself whilst distracted. The beauty fo that Dovo sure is hypnotizing.

    Quote Originally Posted by celticcrusader View Post
    Two days growth super smooth
    Jamie,
    Absolutely beautiful shot.

    Quote Originally Posted by eTom View Post
    Yoda is back
    Tom,
    It's so wonderful to see Yoda back...he does looks a little flustered though. He must have given up on the problems in the Euro, LOOOL

    Quote Originally Posted by dinatali View Post
    Razor : Merkur 1904 Open comp
    Blade : Dorco
    Great setup Dinatali...I never tried Dorco blades

    Quote Originally Posted by Blix View Post
    • Razor: Imperial Razor Co 6/8
    Beautiful Imperial razor Amund. Enjoy your stay at your mom's house

    Quote Originally Posted by NavalArchitect View Post
    E.A. Berg 5/8 near wedge
    D.R. Harris Marlborough shave stick
    Second time I use this brush, it's still in the break-in period and I had lathering issues again.
    thank God I had chosen the precision-oriented E.A. Berg, this razor never fails to disappoint.
    Sorry to hear about the lather issues. The DR Harris soaps are wonderful products. Great EA Burg too...She sure rescued that shave ;-)

    Quote Originally Posted by baldy View Post
    Sorry for my lack of participation this week gentlemen.
    The wife and 3 youngest kids have been away all week and I've been keeping myself busy doing guy stuff. I'll have a newly restored Sheffield wedge to show you guys very soon.


    You call that an excuse, LOOOOL? No worries mate...I am guilty of the same, but my excuse was (and remains to be) "work".

    PS: Can't wait to see that new Sheffield blade of yours Grant.

    Quote Originally Posted by baldy View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by baldy View Post
    Brush: Premium A Silvertip Badger in Cocobolo
    Soap: Mitchell's Wool Fat
    Razor: Superior Razors Near Wedge
    Well, the shave was not good. I shaved with this one earlier in the week and decided it needed a touch-up. Unfortunately the touch-up didnt do the trick so I'll have to take it back down the hones a little further. I'll save it for a day when I'm feeling a little more patient.


    Beautiful gear Grant, but sorry about the lack of performance from this "less than Superior" razor. I am sure when you're less distracted, she will sing for you on the stones and live up to her name.
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    No Shave Day...

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    "Age is an issue of mind over matter. If you don't mind, it doesn't matter." Mark Twain

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    Quote Originally Posted by baldy View Post
    [CENTER]Sorry for my lack of participation this week gentlemen.
    The wife and 3 youngest kids have been away all week and I've been keeping myself busy doing guy stuff. I'll have a newly restored Sheffield wedge to show you guys very soon.

    Soap: Mitchell's Wool Fat
    Razor: Superior Razors Near Wedge

    Well, the shave was not good. I shaved with this one earlier in the week and decided it needed a touch-up. Unfortunately the touch-up didnt do the trick so I'll have to take it back down the hones a little further. I'll save it for a day when I'm feeling a little more patient.

    Enjoy the weekend.
    Grant
    Ahhh..... Great to have some alone time once in a while.

    Beautiful blade and i look forward to seeing your newly restored blade.

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    Not to be pedantic but it's not a W&B, it's a Wade Wingfield-I'd never heard of it before finding it at a flea market earlier this summer.
    It came in a 7d set-there were 3 of them, 3 HMiC (from New Haven) and a junker.
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    =BladeRunner

    Great shave Kalerolf...Enjoy your time off. Any plans?
    We are going to do a little camping for 4 days.
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    Good evening Gents!

    Shave prep: Face wash
    Brush: Frank Shaving finest badger
    Soap: Palmolive shave stick / Palmolive cream / glycerine
    Scuttle: Robert Becker large
    Razor: C. V. Heljestrand No 4, 5/8 hollow square point
    Strop: nun2sharp's hanging leather strop
    After Shave Splash: Lavender spice
    Notes: Lovely shave! The lather was rich, moist and warm, providing great cushion and slickness, the razor was sharp and smooth, providing effortless passes, and the after shave splash left my face feel great and smell nice. I feel like a million.

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    Enjoy the weekend guys!

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    Quote Originally Posted by NavalArchitect View Post
    this razor never fails to disappoint
    I feel your pain

    I love E. A. Berg razors as well, nice going.
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