February 2022 Acquisitions
- Thread starter Boycie83
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Don't know whether this is a Streamline or Jewel. It's an Ever Ready, but not seen much on a t'interweb search for it. One site I found called it a Jewel, but another said Gem did Jewel and Ever Ready did Streamline.
This says British made, so I'm assuming that means it was made in Scotland (possibly from girders!)
Anyhow it's in pretty good nick and hope that I don't get loads of nicks tomorrow!
This says British made, so I'm assuming that means it was made in Scotland (possibly from girders!)
Anyhow it's in pretty good nick and hope that I don't get loads of nicks tomorrow!
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Posting in the right thread this time!
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I think we've rather come to the conclusion that Streamline and Jewel were more descriptive of the sets than the razor since the actual razor is the same in both sets. The only difference is the earlier ones vs the later ones. Since it's uncased it's neither, I guess? Use your StreamJewel and enjoy it! Good catch
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Hmm, I seem to be back on the Feather trail again.
Brilliant service as usual from Peter at Connaught.
The Scotch Wood SS joins the stable.
Brilliant service as usual from Peter at Connaught.
The Scotch Wood SS joins the stable.
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T - what makes the wood 'Scotch' in the description? Old whisky barrels? - I.
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I have no idea Ian @Digimonkey
Scotch pine?
"The Feather Artist SS Club Razor is made from Matt stainless steel with a beautifully engineered scotch wood enamel handle."
"The head is made of SUS317 stainless steel while the wooden handle is made from a non-endangered hardwood that has been treated to be water resistant."
Old pallets from the iron brew factory I believe.
Looks good and feels nice in the hand.
T
Scotch pine?
"The Feather Artist SS Club Razor is made from Matt stainless steel with a beautifully engineered scotch wood enamel handle."
"The head is made of SUS317 stainless steel while the wooden handle is made from a non-endangered hardwood that has been treated to be water resistant."
Old pallets from the iron brew factory I believe.
Looks good and feels nice in the hand.
T
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Hi Shubs,
Let me know if you want the Bond Retro shaving cream to go with the aftershave. I have a tube of it you can have.
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It’s superb, go for it!
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After my recent wonderful introduction to injector razors I've put in an order for a Supply Single Edge 2.0 from Ebay.
I look forward to trying it out.
I look forward to trying it out.
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Hello David, thanks for the tag. PM incoming.
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Gillette's latest monstrosity ...
Gillette Labs Exfoliating Razor
... because exfoliating is a must? Seems so. Either way, the circular mechanism is a lot more graceful than the Flexball but the cartridges are not compatible with Fusion and require the substantially more expensive "Labs" cartirdges. I'm really only in it for the one shave with the included cartridge as it's likely that this format will become the Gillette cartridge of the future.
Yeah, you got me ... I'm enjoying the multi-blade cartridge format at the moment.
Gillette Labs Exfoliating Razor
... because exfoliating is a must? Seems so. Either way, the circular mechanism is a lot more graceful than the Flexball but the cartridges are not compatible with Fusion and require the substantially more expensive "Labs" cartirdges. I'm really only in it for the one shave with the included cartridge as it's likely that this format will become the Gillette cartridge of the future.
Yeah, you got me ... I'm enjoying the multi-blade cartridge format at the moment.