Thread: What Do You Have In The Mail Right Now?

A non locking UK legal EDC must be the best value for money knife I've ever owned the fit finish and quality of this knife is quite outstanding it will put knives costing twice as much to shame, a Enzo full flat grind CPM S30V blade carbon fibre scales absolutely love this little beauty built like a tank.

Originally Posted by celticcrusader

The Zero Tolerance 0562CF.

MAKER: Zero Tolerance Knives Design by Rick Hinderer
BLADE SIZE: 3.5" Long .49" Thick
TOTAL SIZE: 8.2"
BLADE MATERIAL: Stainless CTS-204P Steel - Stone Washed - Rockwell Hardness 60-62
HANDLE: Carbon Fiber
FRAME: Stainless Steel - Black Washed
WEIGHT: 5.4 oz.

Cool Jamie
That is the type of knife I carry, a Zero tolerance but it is around 5 years old.



Here is an NOS Hoshitombo 8500 I got my hands on............

Originally Posted by engine46

Cool Jamie
That is the type of knife I carry, a Zero tolerance but it is around 5 years old.



Here is an NOS Hoshitombo 8500 I got my hands on............

Cheers Steve,

Great looking HoshiTombo they are fantastic razors.

Got some more goodies in the mail and during my hunt this week.

This will probably stay in the package for a while, it's just so pretty.


Not for sale.


Needed a replacement for a lost pocket knife.

Banner day for my hunt! I found two more straights, a couple of stroppers, an Avon Iron Horse mug and a 40's ceramic Old Spice mug.
At the thrift shop, I found three more soap cups for $.99 each.



The Filarmonica has been dropped. The toe has a small bend.


I'll be thinking about cleaning these up this weekend.



And I would like to introduce Charlie, my little helper.

En route, so maybe two weeks from now.....

"Well isn't this some geographical oddity! Two weeks from everywhere!"

Nice haul, Panama! Neat little stroppers... I wonder if they are complete? Or complete enough to try on an old, spent DE blade?

Originally Posted by Crawler

Nice haul, Panama! Neat little stroppers... I wonder if they are complete? Or complete enough to try on an old, spent DE blade?

The Twinplex Keen Kutter has some mechanical issues and doesn't like to turn 100% of the time. I'm going to study it before trying to open it.
The Twinplex G-100 works like a champ. The drawbacks are the leather drums, kind of dirty and discolored. One drum actually has a cut from somebody backing it in to a blade.

I'll see if I can bring my old camcorder back to life and record a video of the G-100 at work.

I have a couple or 3 on the way, First a John Jay "Velvet Shaver" 6/8ths with a barbers notch, Then a Clauss Freemont 6/8th square point, with a box I found today. Then I have a Kaster & Bros 6/8ths that I got for $14.00 including shipping after she broke the handles getting it out to measure the width, ( it looked like a 6/8th but I wanted to be sure and last but not least a Giesen & Forsthoff razor that was the most expensive at $30.00 with a perfect box for $7.50 BUT I have sold 15 razors to my local barber and antique shop guy in the last 2 weeks. These went for a combined $240.00 and 4 of those razors were Wm. Elliot & Co. No. 21's in perfect condition and 2 or 3 shave ready, AND all with good to very nice Boxes to go with them. I am looking for a couple of W.h. Morley & Sons boxes for a couple of "naked" W.h. Morley & Sons razors I have.