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

A very cool surprise envelope from the west coast in the mail today when I got home.

Sweet, thin set of bone on G10 scales with tricetera inlays that has me now re-enabling my eBay search engine to look for an Irish made razor in need of rescue. Might be a long wait, but these beauties deserve to be on something worthy.
Thanks and a nod to their fabricator Rezdog. They feel super in hand and have a nice flex to them. The black G10 adds a great contrast and almost smokey undertone to the bone.

Cool! I am working with Rezdog bone myself!

The bottom pin will go through the circle in the inlay?

Why Irish? There are some Irish-sold Sheffields.
Dunno about an actual Irish-made.
Bound to be one out there.

Well it's arrived and I promised pictures and I try to be true to my word.

Originally Posted by MikeB52

A very cool surprise envelope from the west coast in the mail today when I got home.
Sweet, thin set of bone on G10 scales with tricetera inlays that has me now re-enabling my eBay search engine to look for an Irish made razor in need of rescue. Might be a long wait, but these beauties deserve to be on something worthy.
Thanks and a nod to their fabricator Rezdog. They feel super in hand and have a nice flex to them. The black G10 adds a great contrast and almost smokey undertone to the bone.

Hey Mike those look awesome! Great job Shawn

Thanks Mike, they really do.
And why Irish? Celtic triquetra makes me think Irish so it's the perfect fit I reckon. Although you are right, few Irish razors exist thanks to how close Sheffield was to them.
I have my Bell, but haven't seen many other Irish options out there Tom.
A Sheffield blade, wouldn't be a hardship by any stretch though. Good idear..

found a full bottle of seaforth

My new Brush Craft brush left Pennsylvania a bit later than expected but it made it to my mailbox yesterday afternoon. Pics or it didn't happen?

Originally Posted by MikeB52

Thanks Mike, they really do.
And why Irish? Celtic tricetera makes me think Irish so it's the perfect fit I reckon. Although you are right, few Irish razors exist thanks to how close Sheffield was to them.
I have my Bell, but haven't seen many other Irish options out there Tom.
A Sheffield blade, wouldn't be a hardship by any stretch though. Good idear..

Get your spelling right! celtic triquetra not Celtic tricetera.

You made me waste about 2 minutes of my life....... Just teasing!

This is not shaving related, but I have been waiting 30 years for this!

To celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the greatest movie ever made they have released this lovely book. These are stock images from Amazon and now it has arrived I am pleased to say that they do not do it justice.

I got this lot the other day, still not used anything yet, just been so busy,

A SRD modular strop set, a replacement SRD Latigo 3 inch leather strop panel, a Tony miller strop, and a Naniwa snow white.