Received my NOS Three Kings yesterday. Prefect condition of the blade, with the original papers.
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Received my NOS Three Kings yesterday. Prefect condition of the blade, with the original papers.
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Wow that is beautiful, do you know when it was made?
Not sure, but my guess is the 70's.Quote:
Originally Posted by tri33
NICE !!!
I really love reading the old insert papers too TY Stefan :tu
I wonder what they mean by "set the razor from back to edge" ?
I thought it to be a misprint for Strop
that is what I thought too.Quote:
Originally Posted by gssixgun
O to have your sources! Cool J-razor. Looks wider than the typical 13/16?
I have to check, it may be a full 7/8Quote:
Originally Posted by EisenFaust
Many old razors say "set ready for use." I always assumed set meant sharpened. Today we call the the bevel stage setting, but not the rest.
Beautiful razor, thank you for sharing it.
That's a gorgeous razor, and the paperwork is a huge bonus! Thanks for sharing. :D
This is one of my bucket list razors...Quote:
Originally Posted by mainaman
that is awesome!! do you mind if i ask where you picked it up? either way...it is a great looking shaver :)
Super find! I am crazy about my 3 Kings. Rarely but sometimes AFrames will have one.
He still has one. I never purchased it as I'm worried about pitting. It's been sitting there for 2 years and the images still show it looks just as good as the images here.Quote:
Originally Posted by lz6
The one is a bit different than mine, it is shoulderless.Quote:
Originally Posted by Logistics
Fantastic find.
Congratulations!!!
