I am looking for info on this razor I got from my local antique shop. Its a Dr scott's razor. Patents on the bottom are 4-19-87 and 5-19-96 . It has no blade stops, It uses wedge blades that are magnetized also they are shorter in length than kampfe brother wedge blades by 1 mm. It has a rolling guard and a 2 piece handle with a stropper that goes on the end. It has square Screws on the sides that adjust 2 sliding L arms that put tension on the top of the blade.There is hinged bar with a screw in the back of the razor that puts tension on the back of blade on a flat.

      
   
   
     
   

   
I went to my local antique to buy some sharping stones, well I came home with some razors instead. Razor in the box 1896 Dr scott's , a later serviceable Kampfe Bros wedge blade, Gem G bar, and 2 Schick L8's one still has the blade blank in it .

I saw Gillette’s new brush.
It is placed in the King C. Gillette line.
Already available for a couple of months on Amazon and in various chains in Germany, Switzerland and France.
With its classic wooden handle and synthetic fibres, it is a modern combination.

Menthol Monday's Cold Water Shave

Cold Water Rinse
Ingram Shave Cream
Jayaruh #437 Silvertip Badger
Unmentionable Razor
Unmentionable Stainless
CWR
Osage Rub

The Ingram Shave Cream lathered well with the Jayaruh #437 Silvertip Badger brush. Two passes and touch ups with the Unmentionable Razor and an  Unmentionable Stainless Blade gave me a close, comfortable shave. After a cold water rinse I finished off with Osage Rub. I am clean, smooth, and refreshed...

James Dufur is landing in SE world.
First image os WR4 for AC style blade.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CrmtOfArze_/

Broman in 2023 is updated to Mark II.

   
I was finally able to acquire a nice example of a Schick type M (M1?) at a good price. It cleaned up nice cant wait to give it a shave.

Just seen on FB, about The Shave Nook forum now closed. I hope It'll be not in here.

I don't know if y'all will be able to see this picture or not... please tell me if you can.  It's a picture of 4 vintage Ever-Ready razors, each with the same problem... they have a blade stop that has worn down to the point that it can't hold a blade from going forward when shaving.  The three on the right have the blade stop on our right worn down.  The razor on the left is a 1912 version and the blade stop on the left is broken off.  If anyone can fix this sort of problem, i'd be willing to pay for it if reasonable or trade one for fixing the others or whatever.  Have others seen this tendency with the old Ever-Ready razors?






https://www.badgerandblade.com/forum/att...f580483bd5

In japanese, Tachi is the is the big sword for the cavalry.
This is the name of the new Yaqi Brush model.
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005401832048.html

A classic SHaDE geometry.
Full stainless steel, with a huge gap. (1.00)


Perfect pairing for the Tsuka (hilt).
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005402895253.html