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RE: Schick Repeating Razor Type A - GAW9576 - 08-26-2020
(08-25-2020, 11:28 PM)Jayaruh Wrote:(08-25-2020, 08:23 PM)GAW9576 Wrote: I hope to have one some day but hope to never have had one.
I hope you can get one too. They are not easy to come by unless you got the bucks.
With some things I can be fairly patient.
RE: Schick Repeating Razor Type A - bcshaves - 01-19-2021
I tried looking for one of these and there was not a single one. There was two of the B1 but this razor looks like it would be able to pass TSA. Anyone know if that is true? Anyways the price on the B1 are between 55-65 bucks which at the moment is out of my budget. Man I hope I can find one in the future because these repeating razors are cool looking.
RE: Schick Repeating Razor Type A - GAW9576 - 01-19-2021
I certainly wouldn't risk taking any razor I cared about through TSA, especially a hard to find or pricey one.
RE: Schick Repeating Razor Type A - Flintstone - 01-23-2021
bcshaves -- I have taken many safety razors through TSA (both of the unmentionable variety and non-injector-SE razors), but every one of them had the blades either packed in a checked bag or waiting for me at my destination. I always made sure that I had easy access to the razors in my carry-on for when I was stopped. Surprisingly, I was stopped only once -- it was my GEM Damaskeenee Open Comb. I was confident that I would be able to show that there was no way to use any of my blade-less razors as a weapon; and indeed the agents were fully satisfied once they inspected it, and let me through.
Now some may feel that this is risky behavior, and they may be right, but I was dead-certain that I could prove that there was no way an empty razor could be used as a weapon, and I was equally certain that no one could show or prove that a razor without a blade could cause any damage or harm to a human being. But I would never, never, NEVER try that with one of my injectors....unless I had removed the blade prior to travel....which doesn't make sense to me. While I suspect some TSA agents (perhaps most) may not know the difference between a plastic-unmentionable and an injector; I wouldn't want to chance coming across an "old timer" (or a fellow wet-shaver) who knows that the blade is removable (although not easily without an injector)....in any case, I couldn't prove that a bladed-injector couldn't be used as a weapon, and I wouldn't risk losing any of my beloved Schicks (or PAL Injectomatics).
So the short answer is: I fully agree with GAW9576 (as usual)
RE: Schick Repeating Razor Type A - GAW9576 - 01-24-2021
Boy Flintstone I was all prepared to respond with a long winded and fact filled rebuttal on the woes of traveling with vintage razors. Then I read the last line were you said you agree with me. That completely deflated my defensive position.
Oh well I guess I'll have to troll someone else.
kidding of course. I don't remember ever having anything to disagree with you about. I'll have to be diligent and dig deeper I guess.
RE: Schick Repeating Razor Type A - Dave in KY - 09-26-2021
Sunday SEptember 26, 2021
Razor: Schick Repeater A1
Blade: Schick Proline B
Brush: Sorrentino Clown Puke
Soap: Signature Hibernia
AS 1: Humphrey's Alcoholado Maravilla 70
AS 2: Avon Island Lime
Fragrance: Acqua Di Gio Profumo
Consecutive Daily Shaves - # 1,054
You know how things work fine until you try to video it............what a train wreck. 3rd try of the video finally worked and another great shave with the Signature Soap Hibernia and the Schick A1 Repeater Razor. 4 more days of SEptember....Have a great Sunday everyone !!
RE: Schick Repeating Razor Type A - Grassy - 09-28-2021
I have just snagged a nice Shick A for what I think was a good BIN price. It's going to take a (long) while to get here so I was looking here at these lovely examples, as you do. I just thought I would ask for any tips on cleaning one since these all look so good. I have some Brasso for the head but is this OK for the aluminium? Any advice would be welcome, thanks
RE: Schick Repeating Razor Type A - Dave in KY - 09-28-2021
(09-28-2021, 09:35 PM)Grassy Wrote: I have just snagged a nice Shick A for what I think was a good BIN price. It's going to take a (long) while to get here so I was looking here at these lovely examples, as you do. I just thought I would ask for any tips on cleaning one since these all look so good. I have some Brasso for the head but is this OK for the aluminium? Any advice would be welcome, thanksFirst, a BIG Congratulations ! 2nd mine came as seen since it was in an extensive private collection owned by a cartridge shaver so I have no idea. Can't wait to see it and you using it !
RE: Schick Repeating Razor Type A - Whiterook - 09-28-2021
The head on mine is gold plated, so I wouldn't use Brasso on that! Start with warm water, dish soap and a soft toothbrush and see what that gets you before getting out the abrasives. Enjoy!
RE: Schick Repeating Razor Type A - Grassy - 09-28-2021
(09-28-2021, 09:56 PM)Dave in KY Wrote:(09-28-2021, 09:35 PM)Grassy Wrote: I have just snagged a nice Shick A for what I think was a good BIN price. It's going to take a (long) while to get here so I was looking here at these lovely examples, as you do. I just thought I would ask for any tips on cleaning one since these all look so good. I have some Brasso for the head but is this OK for the aluminium? Any advice would be welcome, thanksFirst, a BIG Congratulations ! 2nd mine came as seen since it was in an extensive private collection owned by a cartridge shaver so I have no idea. Can't wait to see it and you using it !
Thanks, since I got a C a few months ago I've realised what great razors the repeaters are! You were lucky to find one in such nice condition.
It will be a few weeks before mine arrives.