Thread: Wostenholm Pipe razor

Originally Posted by STF

Whats a pipe razor Paul?

A very good George Wostenholm.




Not sure why the pipe logo but there was a trademark infringement dispute over it I believe.

Here's a Wosty you'll probably never see again.



A 8/8 commemorative from the 1850s commemorating the Know Nothing Movement.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Know_Nothing

As far as I know the only one of it's kind.

Originally Posted by PaulFLUS

Here's a Wosty you'll probably never see again.



A 8/8 commemorative from the 1850s commemorating the Know Nothing Movement.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Know_Nothing

As far as I know the only one of it's kind.

Wow! That's awesome Paul!

Thanks John. It shaves like butter too. Sheffield razors are famous for their edge from the coticule and this one is the best example I have ever shaved with. It feels like it is literally wiping the whiskers away.

Originally Posted by PaulFLUS

Thanks John. It shaves like butter too. Sheffield razors are famous for their edge from the coticule and this one is the best example I have ever shaved with. It feels like it is literally wiping the whiskers away.

I am one jealous bastard.

That last one is a beauty Mike.

Originally Posted by PaulFLUS

Thanks John. It shaves like butter too. Sheffield razors are famous for their edge from the coticule and this one is the best example I have ever shaved with. It feels like it is literally wiping the whiskers away.

It’s been mentioned before that Sheffield razors and coticules seem to fit. I wonder what it is about the steel that makes that so.

I'm sure there's an explanation at a level of material science that I don't understand. I have just heard it said and so trying it found it to work well.