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That's a cool one, Harvey.
VERY cool pic, Harvey!
But where's the knife?
That's one dreamy knife...wow !!!
That vintage Gillette Flair Tip Super-Speed is in fine shape.Just a couple of often used items.
Thank you. I started shaving in the early 60's with one of these but after trying the new fangled two and three blades that are expensive and don't last for more then a few shavings, I went back to the old double edge and paired it with some good Astra blades that last so much longer and even give you a better shave. Lot's can be said of the old timers . No more Gillette Sensors or whatever for me.That vintage Gillette Flair Tip Super-Speed is in fine shape.
also use the Astras - very fine blade. I have owned several vintage razors - started shaving in the 60's like you. I now own 3 modern razors - 2 single blade and one double edge. Never going back to carts.Thank you. I started shaving in the early 60's with one of these but after trying the new fangled two and three blades that are expensive and don't last for more then a few shavings, I went back to the old double edge and paired it with some good Astra blades that last so much longer and even give you a better shave. Lot's can be said of the old timers . No more Gillette Sensors or whatever for me.
Thank you. I started shaving in the early 60's with one of these but after trying the new fangled two and three blades that are expensive and don't last for more then a few shavings, I went back to the old double edge and paired it with some good Astra blades that last so much longer and even give you a better shave. Lot's can be said of the old timers . No more Gillette Sensors or whatever for me.
Nice images, Jack.Beautiful photo Mark
I use Feathers, but tear through them in my open comb razor. I might have to give Astras a try
Hope everyone is having a great Sunday