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  1. 01-21-2016, 02:06 AM #1
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    Some of you may recognize this one. It was restored by one of our very own, gssixgun, for someone else. I had the good fortune to pick it up recently and gave it a nice test drive with an old classic Proraso and a Simpson Chubby.

    Crawford in Ivory. Tapered blade.

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    Interesting blade shape, it is odd to shave with it after using a regular straight edge?
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    Now I got to get one , that's my last name. And love the Ivory. Tc
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ernie1980 View Post
    Interesting blade shape, it is odd to shave with it after using a regular straight edge?
    Not really. I didn't notice anything that felt odd when using it.
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