. However once settled, 7 razors will stand tall. I will be selling off the rest.
What are your top 7 razors? Have you held the same top razors for a long period of time? Has anyone just kept their favourite razor and sold of the rest?
Hey buddy hiya doin,
Oh man, your claiming to sell off almost all your razors reminds me of someone. Let's see....who was that member saying the same thing, but the plan was somehow changed to selling zero of all his wonderful toys! Yep, it was that lovable DB for sure.
Anyway, I have three regulars in my rotation, one which is a frankenrazor composed of a Stahly head/UFO handle, a 1958 Executive, and the F type injector. To fill in the occasional blanks and still enjoy the shave there's US Aristocrats/Diplomats and long/short Super Adjustables. All mild shavers fitted with sharp blades.
This last month for some reason I have been reaching pretty far back in my arsenal and once again getting some razors wet after a loooong drought. Odd ones to experience again, even though some might not be a great fit. So far the ones used are all fine, although some do take more attention than I'm used to.
The last 4 days a 1934 Type Aristo has been used, loaded with a Light Brigade, and jeeeez, this has always been my favorite OC type! Mild compared to most others with teeth, and a beautiful handle pattern. Before that the razor used was a Kirby, also loaded with a LB and it was also a kick as usual. Heh, too lazy to clean off the silver handle tarnish, but the chrome head always shines.
Previous to that I dragged out an old OC made by Dovo and distributed by Corrado Cutlery in Chicago. This one's got unusual teeth and I gotta watch what I'm doing to avoid any color in the lather. The one before that was a 1955 President I hadn't used in years, loaded with a zippy fresh 74 and had some great shaves with that combo. All the razors were used 4-5 days. Sorry, but too lazy putting together a group shot, at least for now.
There's more on my list to revisit and so far it's been a good experience. Shaving with different razors can take some tweaking and it seems like I have got the hang of this goofy 'hobby'.
Martin