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    All of my razors have come from ebay. i've tried to find some locally when I go antique shopping but I haven't scored anything like some members.
    I like ebay cause I can search globally for things that I might not be able to find (at a reasonable price) around here. I have a Puma and a Filarmonica that came from spain and some others that came from Canada and the UK. So it makes for stories to tell other than just the manufactures history. I mean we really just buy these and "hold" them for the next generation of shavers/collectors worldwide.

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    Very nice, I like the etching on the scales. Where did you find these?

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    Quote Originally Posted by cheetahmeatpheonix View Post
    All of my razors have come from ebay. i've tried to find some locally when I go antique shopping but I haven't scored anything like some members.
    I like ebay cause I can search globally for things that I might not be able to find (at a reasonable price) around here. I have a Puma and a Filarmonica that came from spain and some others that came from Canada and the UK. So it makes for stories to tell other than just the manufactures history. I mean we really just buy these and "hold" them for the next generation of shavers/collectors worldwide.
    Thanks for the reply, I try to stay away from E-Bay because the bidding always goes too high, but you've shown that you can get some good finds. Please post pics of your Puma & Filarmonica, I'm sure the community would like to see em'.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Firefighter2 View Post
    Thanks for the reply, I try to stay away from E-Bay because the bidding always goes too high, but you've shown that you can get some good finds. Please post pics of your Puma & Filarmonica, I'm sure the community would like to see em'.
    IF you watch enough and pay attention, every now and then you can nail a decent deal at the "bay". I've bought several nice razors for decent money. Just keep pecking at it. As one member here said "bid low and bid often".
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    Quote Originally Posted by Firefighter2 View Post
    Thanks for the reply, I try to stay away from E-Bay because the bidding always goes too high, but you've shown that you can get some good finds. Please post pics of your Puma & Filarmonica, I'm sure the community would like to see em'.
    Here is the thread to the Filarmonica
    http://straightrazorpalace.com/show-...ola-today.html

    I haven't taken pictures of the puma yet

    The comments that I got so far have been really positive on SRP

    I need to slow down though. I won 6 in the last week or so
    8/8 W&B - For Barber Use
    7/8 GEO. WOSTENHOLM & SONS FRAME BACK IXL SHEFFIELD
    5/8 W&B WEDGE "YOU LATHER WELL I'LL SHAVE WELL"
    3/4 W&B "THE CELEBRATED ANGLO-SAXON CONCAVE RAZOR" POSSIBLE FAUX FRAMEBACK
    13/16 W. GREAVES & SONS SHEAF WORKS "AMERICAN RAZOR" WITH EAGLE ETCHING
    3/4 RUSTY Solingen "8118" THAT I WILL HAVE TO HAVE RESTORED
    7/8 RUSTY ADOLPH Arbenz Paris THAT I WILL HAVE TO HAVE RESTORED

    ...and you're right it does get expensive
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    Quote Originally Posted by cheetahmeatpheonix View Post
    Here is the thread to the Filarmonica
    http://straightrazorpalace.com/show-...ola-today.html

    I haven't taken pictures of the puma yet

    The comments that I got so far have been really positive on SRP

    I need to slow down though. I won 6 in the last week or so
    8/8 W&B - For Barber Use
    7/8 GEO. WOSTENHOLM & SONS FRAME BACK IXL SHEFFIELD
    5/8 W&B WEDGE "YOU LATHER WELL I'LL SHAVE WELL"
    3/4 W&B "THE CELEBRATED ANGLO-SAXON CONCAVE RAZOR" POSSIBLE FAUX FRAMEBACK
    13/16 W. GREAVES & SONS SHEAF WORKS "AMERICAN RAZOR" WITH EAGLE ETCHING
    3/4 RUSTY Solingen "8118" THAT I WILL HAVE TO HAVE RESTORED
    7/8 RUSTY ADOLPH Arbenz Paris THAT I WILL HAVE TO HAVE RESTORED

    ...and you're right it does get expensive
    dang!! building you an army pretty quick

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    Quote Originally Posted by cheetahmeatpheonix View Post
    Here is the thread to the Filarmonica
    http://straightrazorpalace.com/show-...ola-today.html

    I haven't taken pictures of the puma yet

    The comments that I got so far have been really positive on SRP

    I need to slow down though. I won 6 in the last week or so
    8/8 W&B - For Barber Use
    7/8 GEO. WOSTENHOLM & SONS FRAME BACK IXL SHEFFIELD
    5/8 W&B WEDGE "YOU LATHER WELL I'LL SHAVE WELL"
    3/4 W&B "THE CELEBRATED ANGLO-SAXON CONCAVE RAZOR" POSSIBLE FAUX FRAMEBACK
    13/16 W. GREAVES & SONS SHEAF WORKS "AMERICAN RAZOR" WITH EAGLE ETCHING
    3/4 RUSTY Solingen "8118" THAT I WILL HAVE TO HAVE RESTORED
    7/8 RUSTY ADOLPH Arbenz Paris THAT I WILL HAVE TO HAVE RESTORED

    ...and you're right it does get expensive
    Beautiful scales on that Filarmonica. Very nice, I've never seen that shade of blue on a razor before. Thanks.

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