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    Ralf Aust solingen 5/8" from SRD

    RAD, couldn't resist.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RezDog View Post
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    Is that a matched pair?
    I do have a serious soft spot for pairs.
    Alas alack, they were not a pair - but one is in remarkable condition. Just clean up and hone; no need to re-pin or polish. I'll post pics if anyone's interested.
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    Please do post more pics. You know what we are like around here.
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    Question Brand New 1st Post!

    First, Thank You for being here. I wish I'd found this site before I went, absolutely, nuts on ebay. I have never used a straight razor. I'm fairly new to Safety Razors. I just got comfortable with my Muhle R41 and I thought, well, why not?

    I wish I'd found this before I ordered everything I did. Some of it is bound to never be used (by me).

    History: I was coming from shaving with basic bic razor in the shower with no shaving cream. My neck was really bad (shaving bumps). It's much better now.

    I found this thread and thought it would be a good place to start since some of what I ordered may be useless and the rest may need help (honing or whatever). Please post any helpful comments.

    Also, I think I'll wait awhile on trying to hone; so, if anyone knows a place to get it done in the DFW area, please let me know.


    Actually had the first 2 brushes, for some little time, but figured I'd just start with them

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    In the Mail

    talc
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    unknown hone
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    shaving mug
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    Geo.Wostenholm&son
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    wade_butcher
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    weird_strop
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    Jansen_Ia_Silver_Steel
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    Well, let me know what you think!

    Thank YOU!
    Last edited by geek; 06-05-2017 at 09:38 PM.
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    Im not into shave mugs but that one is perty.
    It's just Sharpening, right?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gasman View Post
    Im not into shave mugs but that one is perty.
    Lol yeah! I have a Victorian fetish. I'm a Sherlock Holmes fan (books/movies/TV). Right now I'm using Proraso; so, I don't even need this!

    (I also have some Victorian oil Lamps)

    I told you, I went nuts!
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    Quote Originally Posted by geek View Post
    First, Thank You for being here. I wish I'd found this site before I went, absolutely, nuts on ebay. I have never used a straight razor. I'm fairly new to Safety Razors. I just got comfortable with my Muhle R41 and I thought, well, why not?

    I wish I'd found this before I ordered everything I did. Some of it is bound to never be used (by me).

    History: I was coming from shaving with basic bic razor in the shower with no shaving cream. My neck was really bad (shaving bumps). It's much better now.

    I found this thread and thought it would be a good place to start since some of what I ordered may be useless and the rest may need help (honing or whatever). Please post any helpful comments.

    Also, I think I'll wait awhile on trying to hone; so, if anyone knows a place to get it done in the DFW area, please let me know.


    Actually had the first 2 brushes, for some little time, but figured I'd just start with them

    parker brush synthetic
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    boker brush synthetic
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    In the Mail

    talc
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    unknown hone
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    shaving mug
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    Geo.Wostenholm&son
    (unknown razor, to me)
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    wade_butcher
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    weird_strop
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    Tree_Brand_Brown_Canvas_Micarta
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    mistake_hone
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    boker_stainless_olive
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    Jansen_Ia_Silver_Steel
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    H.Hessenbrugh_stop
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    Well, let me know what you think!

    Thank YOU!
    Nothing wrong with a 4/8 razor I have one the I enjoy every now and again. Nice haul you have there.
    Nothing is fool proof, to a sufficiently talented fool...

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    Quote Originally Posted by ejmolitor37 View Post
    Nothing wrong with a 4/8 razor I have one the I enjoy every now and again. Nice haul you have there.
    Is that what it is? Well, good to hear that it's usable. I just read that you should start with the 5/8.

    Anyway, that ones a project. If you go to the link, the other pictures show, on the other side, the scale(for one?) needs help.

    Thanks for the comment! I'm hoping to learn a lot, here.

    P.S. This one was too much (for now). It's not a project I'm going to start right away. I'll probably stick with the bokers and the other one that said 'nos', the Jansen, to begin with.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RezDog View Post
    Please do post more pics. You know what we are like around here.
    OK, here they are. Not quite a matched pair but pretty close. There is some damage to the wedge end of one that will require repair; some would replace the scales entirely but I've never worked with horn and prefer mild restoration/conservation to the Rick's Restoration approach - not that there's anything wrong with that for the right item.

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