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(8 hours ago)Dave in KY Wrote:
(8 hours ago)Dragonsbeard Wrote:
(11-15-2024, 10:20 AM)Dave in KY Wrote: Friday November 15, 2024
Razor: 1934 Gillette Aristocrat
Blade: Wizamet
Brush: Knothead Brush Works/Timberwolf
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If my memory serves me right that 1934  Aristocrat was not only the very first Aristocrat that Gillette made, the quality was never duplicated in any other US models. Only the British made models maintained that. 1934’s are not an easy find and that’s a beauty right there. Relatively mild but nicely effective and a good daily shaver.  I have some regrets for dismantling my collection of vintage razors.  Thanks for bringing back some good memories my friend.

Funny, at my age I've actually considered dismantling my collection but don't feel like going through the efforts to try and sell so many. The best would be picked over first and then left with others. I would prefer someone just to buy the whole kit and caboodle as they say. Have the good one!

As far as I remember the 1934 open comb TTO Aristocrat is the first ever TTO Aristocrat but there has been at least a 1916 Old Type Aristocrat if not others. 

Anyway. The #1 TTO Aristocrat is giving ingenious shaves. I like mine a lot. 

I started this year with collecting vintage Gillettes. It is difficult to get them at a reasonable price here in Europe.

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(6 hours ago)Spectre Wrote:
(8 hours ago)Dave in KY Wrote:
(8 hours ago)Dragonsbeard Wrote: If my memory serves me right that 1934  Aristocrat was not only the very first Aristocrat that Gillette made, the quality was never duplicated in any other US models. Only the British made models maintained that. 1934’s are not an easy find and that’s a beauty right there. Relatively mild but nicely effective and a good daily shaver.  I have some regrets for dismantling my collection of vintage razors.  Thanks for bringing back some good memories my friend.

Funny, at my age I've actually considered dismantling my collection but don't feel like going through the efforts to try and sell so many. The best would be picked over first and then left with others. I would prefer someone just to buy the whole kit and caboodle as they say. Have the good one!

As far as I remember the 1934 open comb TTO Aristocrat is the first ever TTO Aristocrat but there has been at least a 1916 Old Type Aristocrat if not others. 

Anyway. The #1 TTO Aristocrat is giving ingenious shaves. I like mine a lot. 

I started this year with collecting vintage Gillettes. It is difficult to get them at a reasonable price here in Europe.

Yes Gillette used the "Aristocrat" name on a bunch of razors.

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(6 hours ago)Spectre Wrote:
(8 hours ago)Dave in KY Wrote:
(8 hours ago)Dragonsbeard Wrote: If my memory serves me right that 1934  Aristocrat was not only the very first Aristocrat that Gillette made, the quality was never duplicated in any other US models. Only the British made models maintained that. 1934’s are not an easy find and that’s a beauty right there. Relatively mild but nicely effective and a good daily shaver.  I have some regrets for dismantling my collection of vintage razors.  Thanks for bringing back some good memories my friend.

Funny, at my age I've actually considered dismantling my collection but don't feel like going through the efforts to try and sell so many. The best would be picked over first and then left with others. I would prefer someone just to buy the whole kit and caboodle as they say. Have the good one!

As far as I remember the 1934 open comb TTO Aristocrat is the first ever TTO Aristocrat but there has been at least a 1916 Old Type Aristocrat if not others. 

Anyway. The #1 TTO Aristocrat is giving ingenious shaves. I like mine a lot. 

I started this year with collecting vintage Gillettes. It is difficult to get them at a reasonable price here in Europe.

You are correct and I forgot about the non twist to open razors with the Aristocrat name on them. Thanks for refreshing my memory.

Yes they are not inexpensive here as well if they are in good or in mint condition.
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