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    Stunning shaves to start off Monday guys. What a great way to start the week, reading these wonderful posts


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    Grant: Jacky and Lilly look like they're having a wonderful time (so is the dolphin)

    Joe: Congrats on your (first) W&B brotha...great shavers indeed


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    Post Week of November 27 SOTD - Monday

    Pre-Shave: Hot shower
    Brush: 24mm Morris & Forndran, 2-band Blonde Badger
    Razor: 11/16" J.A. Henckels #50, Full Hollow Ground, Spike Point
    Edge Refresh: 5 (light) laps on CrOx-treated Premium IV leather
    Strop: 0/60 laps (Tony Miller Heirloom Horsehide)
    Soapreme: Al Raz Custom "Spicy" Shave Creme + Heslinger "Honey" Shave Soap + Glycerin
    Toner: Thayer's Witch Hazel (Rose, no alcohol)
    After Shave/Cologne Splash: Floïd Italian Blue
    After Shave Balm: RazoRock AS Wax
    Cologne: Acca Kappa "Muschio Bianco" EdT
    Results: One can never go wrong with a Henckels. Today's shave with the #50 was no exception. After a quick edge refresher on CrOx, this baby was ready for action. The concoction with Al's shave creme and the Heslinger soap produced an amazingly rich and lubricant lather, and filled the den with a complex and spicy aroma. What a prep and what a shave . Life is good and my face is HS (Henckel Smooth).








    Have a FABULOUS Monday gentlemen.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mikael

    Does it read: "RUQUOIS" on the Hibbard blade, or something else and what does it mean?
    Iroquois - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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    My SOTD

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    Men's Estoril Sports line SC/Plisson 14 EW brUSH/Merkur 30C with Astra/Weleda Balsam

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    Prep: Hot Shower / Proraso Pre & Post
    Lather: Prarie Creations Cedar Wood + Cella
    Brush: SRD #2
    Scuttle: Georgetown Pottery
    Blade: Heart Steel 6/8 Dressed in Red Oak
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jacketch View Post
    Cheers! I did wonder if the ornamented thing was a letter or not... Could be so. I did found out that "Roquois" can be a french surname, but your explanation is as valid, if not more so, for a German razor from around 1960 (guess).
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    Hi all - back for round two of this SOTD thing...

    Razor: Dovo 1226850 6/8 in Desert Ironwood
    Strop: SRD modular paddle strop
    Pre-shave: Proraso pre-shave balm
    Brush: Thater 24mm Olive wood
    Post-shave: Nivea Sensitive

    Keep up the good work everyone! - enjoy your day. EF
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mikael View Post
    Cheers! I did wonder if the ornamented thing was a letter or not... Could be so. I did found out that "Roquois" can be a french surname, but your explanation is as valid, if not more so, for a German razor from around 1960 (guess).
    History of Hibbard, Spencer and Bartlett http://www.thckk.org/history/hsb.pdf

    ETA HS&B used the trade name Iroquois even prior to 1900.
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    Kron Vest 14 "Jaguar", Vie Long 16727, Valobra, Witch Hazel


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