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  1. 02-02-2016, 01:39 AM #31
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    Hirlau, that cake of soap looks like Ebeneezer Scrooge's door knocker when it turned into Jacob Marley's face. I gave you a thank you because tonight I'm going to bed laughing my butt off.
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    Hirlau. Now that the experiment is done, may I have that?
    It beckons to me!
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    I tossed that nasty thing in the garbage!

    I still have the one that was a PIF,,, it is on display & at no risk of use.
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    I have a tin a friend gave me many, many years ago which was rare at the time. About a quarter of it remains.
    Some Razorock limited edition stuff, think it had a number designation, forget.
    Tale I got is you bought it in a big block and grated it into containers.
    Still, stands unique. Nothing quite like it, better or worse. Neat stuff!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hirlau View Post
    I tossed that nasty thing in the garbage!

    I still have the one that was a PIF,,, it is on display & at no risk of use.
    Well. Ain't that a fine how'd ya do!
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    Here is a shave soap & mug combination that was very popular in its time. Many of the mugs wore the photos of vintage cars. Antique stores are full of the mugs , but soaps are harder to find. This set is NOS. The plastic wrapper on the soap was falling of & I put plastic wrap around it to preserve the unused soap.

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    Quote Originally Posted by prodigy View Post
    How does vintage yardley perform? I'm curious now about this vintage soap game!
    Mine is excellent. It came wrapped in paper inside it's original wood bowl. It is a great soap, and I love to use it with my early 1800's razors, although the soap is not anywhere near that old.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RezDog View Post
    Mine is excellent. It came wrapped in paper inside it's original wood bowl. It is a great soap, and I love to use it with my early 1800's razors, although the soap is not anywhere near that old.
    +1 to that. Excellent shave soap but mine has lost most of it's scent.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BobH View Post
    +1 to that. Excellent shave soap but mine has lost most of it's scent.

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    Mine has never really had much scent. I just thought it was that kind of soap. Now I wonder what it smelled like when it was new.
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    Noxema used to make a shaving cream that was pink (I guess to differentiate it from the white kind) which I remember as being a luxury in about 1968. Does anyone remember that?
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