I provided links to albums under each item, embedded videos for the brush, german travel, and superspeed to show no shedding and density level, the weird features of the travel set, and the fitness of the Gillette.
First up, I am selling two different Peaso 1219 straight razors. They are both 13/16. I popped both on the grid for you to see. This is a hard to find Solingen brand that I THINK was just for European sale. These are as nice as solingen blades ever get imo as far as layout goes. Round point, top and bottom jimps, generous tail, great steel, thin blade. Pretty celluloid scales as well that are original. A very faintly lime green milky celluloid. Original Peaso boxes. Prices and condition for both vary a bit so please read:
1: Peaso 1219 #1: Blade looks nearly unused. Minimal hone wear, zero pitting, blade centers perfectly, pivot tension is ideal. Some age related spiderwebbing in the celluloid at the pin and wedge areas, but it seems all good. A few age-related lines in the scales up at the tops where the blade inserts back in but all good. No off smells, no gassing, no warps, shrinkage, etc. Box is creamy white. See photos. Gorgeous blade. Not shave ready. $125 delivered conus. Album below:
http://ift.tt/1kNb65x
2: Peaso 1219 #2: Another gorgeous blade, though this one does have signs of use. The faintest amount more of hone wear. Same height on the scale. Some ghosting of water marks on the front and back faces of the blade. Faint din in edge near heel, but that would be gone anyway once it has the bevel reset. Scales center perfectly. No stink, no signs of gassing, no crazing around pins at all, though this one does have a tiny chip in the scale by the "e" in the maker's mark, though it is not significant in terms of appearance or performance at all and a milky area on the wedge end where I think the scales maybe dinged a tap. No real distortion or loss of material. Completely beautiful blade. Not shave ready. $100 delivered conus. Album below:
http://ift.tt/1kNb65z
3: Express Pure Badger Brush from Austria. I must confess I don't really know the technical end on brushes, nor do I know anything about this one other than it is a nice one to use in a bowl or scuttle (I face lather a lot). I got this NOS, all I ever had to do was epoxy the knot back in as the glue was old and shrunk. Seems 1980s/early 90s? Not sure.. See photos and video below. Black, injected molded handle of some sort. A nice brush. I don't recall the brand. " " Dachs.. Graphics wore off from water. $31 delivered conus. Album below:
http://ift.tt/1mu0I6y
First up, I am selling two different Peaso 1219 straight razors. They are both 13/16. I popped both on the grid for you to see. This is a hard to find Solingen brand that I THINK was just for European sale. These are as nice as solingen blades ever get imo as far as layout goes. Round point, top and bottom jimps, generous tail, great steel, thin blade. Pretty celluloid scales as well that are original. A very faintly lime green milky celluloid. Original Peaso boxes. Prices and condition for both vary a bit so please read:
1: Peaso 1219 #1: Blade looks nearly unused. Minimal hone wear, zero pitting, blade centers perfectly, pivot tension is ideal. Some age related spiderwebbing in the celluloid at the pin and wedge areas, but it seems all good. A few age-related lines in the scales up at the tops where the blade inserts back in but all good. No off smells, no gassing, no warps, shrinkage, etc. Box is creamy white. See photos. Gorgeous blade. Not shave ready. $125 delivered conus. Album below:
http://ift.tt/1kNb65x
2: Peaso 1219 #2: Another gorgeous blade, though this one does have signs of use. The faintest amount more of hone wear. Same height on the scale. Some ghosting of water marks on the front and back faces of the blade. Faint din in edge near heel, but that would be gone anyway once it has the bevel reset. Scales center perfectly. No stink, no signs of gassing, no crazing around pins at all, though this one does have a tiny chip in the scale by the "e" in the maker's mark, though it is not significant in terms of appearance or performance at all and a milky area on the wedge end where I think the scales maybe dinged a tap. No real distortion or loss of material. Completely beautiful blade. Not shave ready. $100 delivered conus. Album below:
http://ift.tt/1kNb65z
3: Express Pure Badger Brush from Austria. I must confess I don't really know the technical end on brushes, nor do I know anything about this one other than it is a nice one to use in a bowl or scuttle (I face lather a lot). I got this NOS, all I ever had to do was epoxy the knot back in as the glue was old and shrunk. Seems 1980s/early 90s? Not sure.. See photos and video below. Black, injected molded handle of some sort. A nice brush. I don't recall the brand. " " Dachs.. Graphics wore off from water. $31 delivered conus. Album below:
http://ift.tt/1mu0I6y
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