SOTD 13-19 March 2022

Tabac-Tuesday

Wednesday SOTD

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Razor: Razor Emporium Rex Ambassador

Blade: Super Iridium (D3)

Brush: M&F Blonde Badger 25mm

Bowl: Supply Provision Marble 4.5"

Pre-Shave Scrub: MRGLO Lavender

Pre-Shave Oil: AOS Lavender

Shave Soap: Grooming Dept Lavender

Balm: Organic Shea Butter Lavender

Aftershave: Chatillon Lux Pure Lavender Toner

Today:
Bush:  Elite HMW
Soap:  Grooming Dept Mallard Earl Grey Gelato
Razor: Haircut & Shave N075
Blade: Bic
Aftershave: Ariana & Evans Vacanza Romana
Balm:  DR Harris Aftershave Milk (not pictured)

Wednesday March 16, 2022
Razor: Vector
Blade: Schick Proline
Brush: Trotter Vein Quartz/Badger
Soap: William Wednesday
AS 1: Thayers Original
AS 2: Williams Aqua Velva
Fragrance:
Consecutive Daily Shaves - # 1225

Freddie, what razor is that? Can't make it out.......You need to name your razors so I can keep up with what I may be missing from my Vintage hardware

Razor: Otto Fromm “red Head”
Strop: Vintage Illinois #203 shell
Brush: Yaqi synthetic
Soap: Provence Sante Verlaine
Finale: Pecksniff’s
Coffee: Kenya
Music: J.S. Bach — Partitas for solo violin

Freddie, what razor is that? Can't make it out.......You need to name your razors so I can keep up with what I may be missing from my Vintage hardware 

I know more about it's sale history than about the maker itself, lol. All it has is a Pat # on it but even then I've been unable to find it in the patents. It's an SE that took a proprietary blade but a desplined GEM works great! I still have the original box and sales receipt showing it was sold to it's original owner in 1921 from a hardware store in Wisconsin called Roepke & Beversdorf for $1. When I get home from work I'll send you some better pics of it.

Freddie, what razor is that? Can't make it out.......You need to name your razors so I can keep up with what I may be missing from my Vintage hardware 

I know more about it's sale history than about the maker itself, lol. All it has is a Pat # on it but even then I've been unable to find it in the patents. It's an SE that took a proprietary blade but a desplined GEM works great! I still have the original box and sales receipt showing it was sold to it's original owner in 1921 from a hardware store in Wisconsin called Roepke & Beversdorf for $1. When I get home from work I'll send you some better pics of it.

Thanks so much. We seem to have similar interests in the older and obscure hardware