Does it come with a funny hat?Quote:
Originally Posted by lz6
Congrats, Wulllie -- beautiful piece of steel!
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Does it come with a funny hat?Quote:
Originally Posted by lz6
Congrats, Wulllie -- beautiful piece of steel!
Thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by mapleleafalumnus
Already got a few of the funny hats. :p ;)
Enjoy your new razor. Use it in good health.
Wow. Double plus wow.
For 160+ years old, that is one FINE looking razor.
Well done Brother. It's a beautiful razor, in GREAT condition and it's a Greaves! Use it in good health for many,many years. Money comes and money goes but that razor will be with you forever if you let it. :tu :tu
Oh man!! Your lucky that seller wouldn't ship to me... Enjoy it ;)
Sucks to be in NZ doesn't it! Don't worry, someday a mint OEM NOS (Original Equipment Manufacturer New Old Stock) 17th century razor will be auctioned on eBay, and the seller will refuse to ship it outside of the Pacific Rim, and we will all be jealous!!Quote:
Originally Posted by EisenFaust
Ha! tis one of the FEW downsides to my location. I won't hold my breath for any razors that old down here - unless Abel Tasman deposited a few in some tree stumps in 1642 then we simply don't have the history here.
Willie i must say the frosting on yours is in much better shape than mine, but all in all i wont comlain about mine. i don't believe i spent near as much on mine as you did on yours. by the way i consider mine a brush hog for those days when i haven't passed a razor over me face in a while, the weight does the work. nice grab and enjoy
I'm happy you ended up with that one Willie, I had that one in my watch list to as she looked like she was in pretty good shape...should be a great shaver.