Union cutlery KA BAR 1910-1920.

Today I used:
C-MON special 5/8 full hollow spike

Hart Steel 7/8

Hello TSD



- Tabac
- WD 2-band badger
- a 9/16 hollow ground razor ... I have no idea what brand it is and I did not come up with a name yet scales are Wacker though
- Tüff sensitiv AS

Wosty Wedge…smooth & silent

Route 66 Sweeney Todd soap
Doug Korn brush
Otto Deutsch Hans razor
Alum
Thayers witch hazel
Lucky Tiger AS
Have a great week!

W&B FBU today.



Some nice SR scores at a local swap meet as well this weekend. A few for PIF's and one keeper. I've got some work to do before it's ready for prime time, but I thank Jamie for the gorgeous honey horn blanks he sent me it's the perfect project straight for them!

A little polish and maybe buff out the chip, Mike, and you'll be good to go! The honey horn will compliment the 'earthy' organic tones….

My first shave with this newly-honed wedge from Marshes & Shepherd. Scary-sharp and heavy!

Cape Kennedy 77 Tanifuji Fukutaro
Strop The Invisible edge super leather
Shavemac Silvertip two band
Catie's Bubbles Le Terre Verte
Catie's Bubbles LTV Toner
Guerlain Habit Rouge Edt​

Frederick's Celebrated

That chip'll buff right out. I'm equally impressed by the fact that the scales appear to be fabricated from some type of nitric acid oozing synthetic floor covering.

Your Marshes & Shepherd is a pretty sexy hunk o' steel, and the scales are fantastic as well! M&S is a truly excellent old Sheffield marque.

Houken 66

I've been very impressed with the two recent M&Ss I've had the pleasure of putting back into circulation. Both are wedges but distinctly different razors.

Route 66 Twisted Tweed soap
Doug Korn brush
Sensation razor
Alum
Thayers WH
PAA Déjà Fougère AS
Have fun!

SOTD

Tobs never disappoints clean smooth irritation free shave

You sure do have some nice looking wedges. I prefer a wedge myself. I tried a full hollow Hibbard Spencer and Bartlett Co.razor and didn't like it. It was to light and didn't really feel like I had anything in my paws. A wedge with a little heft to it feels great and I love the way a wedge shaves. Just my humble opinion.
Ken P.

Ken, you & I are in completely in sync with our appreciation of wedges!
I realized all of my current wedges are old Sheffields: Wostenholm, Wade & Butcher, Marshes & Shepherd & Greaves

Kevin nice lineup. I only have 2 wedges at this time. The first one I got was a J A Henckels of Solingen Germany. The new one I just purchased from @gssixgun is a Rodgers from Sheffield England. I love both of them. I've only been using a straight for about six months now but I think wedges are the way to go for me. Once I get really good with straight I will probably buy more.
Ken P