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Thread: Here I am, playing seriously against type: near-mint 7/8 Bismarck

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    I think that's the one my kids left for Father Christmas about 20 years ago, those scales would look better in the light here in the UK, so when you're ready leave it out on the night of the 24th with a note asking him to bring it back, I'll clean the chimney ready!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Voidmonster View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by MrMagnus View Post
    Thats a very nice looking blade. i have no idea what year thay where made. i have a similar one also 7/8 but made for barbers use that i pick up in japan.

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    Ah yes! Pictures of yours was the only other 7/8 I could find. There was one that the owner described as 7/8, but it wasn't what the manufacturer would've described that way.

    That one's astounding! How's it shave?

    Quote Originally Posted by Anthony1954 View Post
    I think that's the one my kids left for Father Christmas about 20 years ago, those scales would look better in the light here in the UK, so when you're ready leave it out on the night of the 24th with a note asking him to bring it back, I'll clean the chimney ready!!
    Ahh. I see! I'll get right on that.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ScienceGuy View Post
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    Nice find Zak, know its not really your thing but the fact is that these razor are incredible shavers and so easy to hone, Enjoy!

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    That is a very fine score ! Love it. Big beautiful razor. On the negative side, I don't own it.
    "It is easier keeping a razor honed than honing a razor."

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    Quote Originally Posted by Martin103 View Post
    Nice find Zak, know its not really your thing but the fact is that these razor are incredible shavers and so easy to hone, Enjoy!
    TOO easy to hone. LOL

    NO challenge at all. Where's the fun in just sliding a piece of steel up and down a hone without having to go through all kinds of gyrations such as lifting the blade or sliding it off the side of the hone in one direction and rolling it the other?

    Pffffft!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wullie View Post
    TOO easy to hone. LOL

    NO challenge at all. Where's the fun in just sliding a piece of steel up and down a hone without having to go through all kinds of gyrations such as lifting the blade or sliding it off the side of the hone in one direction and rolling it the other?

    Pffffft!!

    Lets just say its a good razor to hone when you get really frustrated with the ones your talking about.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Voidmonster View Post
    Ah yes! Pictures of yours was the only other 7/8 I could find. There was one that the owner described as 7/8, but it wasn't what the manufacturer would've described that way.

    That one's astounding! How's it shave?
    Mine shaves just great, i just took off a two weeks old beard like butter
    My Spanish friend has a 15/16.. can be seen here.. http://straightrazorpalace.com/shavi...n-15-16-a.html
    //Magnus


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    Quote Originally Posted by MrMagnus View Post
    Mine shaves just great, i just took off a two weeks old beard like butter
    My Spanish friend has a 15/16.. can be seen here.. http://straightrazorpalace.com/shavi...n-15-16-a.html
    Ah! Wow! That ones very close to the one I got! The only real difference is the lack of a number on the tang and the round point!
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