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    Smile Clara is in Chile

    Hello everyone:

    What makes us desire for an object, in this case a straight razor?

    On Ebay I found a Solingen’s razor named Clara. The pictures looks great and also I found very good references for the seller (Quinton or Cedarfurnitureman).

    I was excited about it and i decided to take a chance.
    Fortunately I won.

    Today I got my first shave with Clara and I enjoy a lot.
    Thanks again Quinton.
    Now I know what shave ready means.

    Interestingly I found on this site an old thread in which they seem to talk about Clara.

    http://straightrazorpalace.com/razor...le-custom.html


    For the arguments given there I can add the desire to have and know what it is a shave ready razor and the excitement of the auction.

    Finally, and not least, my granddaughter name is Clara.

    Have a nice weekend.
    (And once again excuse mistakes in language)
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    Congrats! It sure is a beauty

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    Quote Originally Posted by 100fuegos View Post
    Hello everyone:

    What makes us desire for an object, in this case a straight razor?

    On Ebay I found a Solingen’s razor named Clara. The pictures looks great and also I found very good references for the seller (Quinton or Cedarfurnitureman).

    I was excited about it and i decided to take a chance.
    Fortunately I won.

    Today I got my first shave with Clara and I enjoy a lot.
    Thanks again Quinton.
    Now I know what shave ready means.

    Interestingly I found on this site an old thread in which they seem to talk about Clara.

    http://straightrazorpalace.com/razor...le-custom.html


    For the arguments given there I can add the desire to have and know what it is a shave ready razor and the excitement of the auction.

    Finally, and not least, my granddaughter name is Clara.

    Have a nice weekend.
    (And once again excuse mistakes in language)



    Thank you very much for your compliments & the awesome FB ~ They are truly appreciated! Hope you will get a lifetime of excellent shaving service from this beauty! Please do stop in again anytime ~ it is people like you who really make what I do most enjoyable! THANKS!

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    nice razor, i think ERN had the sword trademark too (crown&sword is much more popular)

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    100, that's a beautiful find of a razor! ebay is a little scary and from what knowledge I've gathered from this forum (I'm a newbie), I'll stick to antique stores. How old is that Clara? It appears immaculate!

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    Hi to all:
    I think old objects has something to tell us.
    Richljoey, I don't know how old is this razor but it is in very good shape. Perhaps has been restored, if so it was a great job. Thanks again.
    I'm also intrigued about the maker. I agree with you Gugi, that the sword on tang is like ERN, but without the crown and a bit more simple.

    And Clara, the boat stamped on blade. What is that?
    I found a painting from Jacobsen, a danish-american artist with a barque named The Clara. It is like the ship stamped on blade.
    but also i found a ship Clara wich transport convicts from London to Autralia.Passenger List - Clara, Southampton to Adelaide, 1859
    So, added to the pleasure from the shaving those questions give interest for me this day.
    Greetings from Santiago.
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    Thanks 100. I find these razors mysterious and amazing. I mean, we're all generally collecting and using artifacts, and for the most part, the collection process has been relatively cheap (I like to build street cars), and very satisfying!

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    that is a very nice razor, wish Clara was in the Netherlands!!

    juko

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    Very nice razor I have always seen Quinton's razors on Ebay, they are very very nice.
    Clara is in Chile and I will be in Chile in a month too!

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    Thats a beauty,-good luck

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