Printable View
Came across this razor on a trip. An Army and Navy razor by Imperial Razor made to celebrate the Spanish American war. It has plain Bakelite scales. It was an easy clean up but to0k some time to get to the good steel due to rust on the edge. Eventually took a nice smooth edge though. Happy with it.
Bob
http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...ps0758e27c.jpg
i like the etching on that one. looks pretty good.
Very cool razor.
[QUOTE=BobH;1397917]Came across this razor on a trip. An Army and Navy razor by Imperial Razor made to celebrate the Spanish American war. It has plain Bakelite scales. It was an easy clean up but to0k some time to get to the good steel due to rust on the edge. Eventually took a nice smooth edge though. Happy with it.
Bob
What a coincidence, I just scored one of those on eBay the other day for $11.50, item #301315664752!
Make that two coincidences then. We are both in the same price bracket too. Small world.Quote:
Originally Posted by engine46
Bob
NICE ONE!!
However, us old salts refuse to shave with a razor that lists the Army ahead of the Navy. HARRUMPH!
http://i658.photobucket.com/albums/u...hican_1888.jpg
:)
Are they on stand easy or just skiving?
Bob
Amen, shipmate!Quote:
Originally Posted by Wullie
I saw one like that last week but they wanted 5 times what engine46 paid for his! I passed.
Mike
I just got my Army/Navy I spoke about for $11.50 on the bay.Here it is. It has some slight hone wear & the scales are perfect but what do you expect for $11.50?
Just think of the history that must be behind this one. AWESOMEQuote:
Originally Posted by BobH
I think they made quite a few of them. I am still waiting to find one commemorating the War of 1812. ;):angel::njQuote:
Originally Posted by cubancigar2000
Bob
nice!! I love military history.
Thanks, me too on military history.Quote:
Originally Posted by MajorEthanolic
Bob