My collection - took years to build and still growing!

One of the most tasteful vintage collections I have seen- they look like they just rolled off the production line! Very well done.

One of the most tasteful vintage collections I have seen- they look like they just rolled off the production line! Very well done.

Thank you sir!! Much appreciated!

That's a nice looking collection for sure.

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Very nice congrates. How long does it take to dust.

Very, very, nice indeed! I used to collect and owned a lot of vintage, but sold most of it to real collectors. I just happened to be in the right place at the right time most of the time, so stuff kept piling on, lol....

That's a nice looking collection for sure.

Thank you sir!

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Very nice congrates. How long does it take to dust.

Quite a while, and it has grown since this pic... as a famous "fisherman" once said..."we're going to need a bigger boat..."

Very, very, nice indeed! I used to collect and owned a lot of vintage, but sold most of it to real collectors. I just happened to be in the right place at the right time most of the time, so stuff kept piling on, lol....

Yes sir! I am quite lucky in that regards as well (right place/right time) and it has indeed grown since this pic!

All those minty Gillettes have me drooling! Are those brushes original or have they been reknotted?

I can really appreciate the fact that it looks like you go for quality and not quantity. Well done!

All those minty Gillettes have me drooling! Are those brushes original or have they been reknotted?

Thanks!
These are original brushes. Unused. I do have one Ever Ready 500PB that I restored and replaced the knot in.

That's one heck of a collection, I love it.  I really like the "guiding eye" instructions on that one razor, I wonder how many people learned to shave under the Guiding Eye?  

I think there was a fascination with eyes in popular culture at some point.  One of my early cars, 1964 Rambler American had the climate controls in a centralized location on the dashboard and it was called the "Weather Eye" - that was printed on the dash.  It was laid out in a circular manner with everything working off a single multi-function control knob.  Very futuristic. Yup, flathead 6, 3 on the tree, robin's egg blue  what a beauty.  You could actually stand in the engine bay to work on the carb or whatnot.

But I digress, love your collection, you should continue to post pictures of various parts of the collection in more detail.
Thank you,
Mark