From what I read, they are the same razors, and the only difference was the case that they were sold in. I believe the Aristocrat was more common.
Gillette did that to some of their razors. All depends on what case it's in decides what the razor model it is.
Nice find. Ive been told multiple times I need to test a red tip. Its on my short list of things that if I run across it Ill grab it. Sent from my SM-G930P using Tapatalk
There was a listing on the bay for two vintage Gillette razors for $30, with no other details other than a quick description of the condition, which could be seen in the photos. Both look pretty filthy and tarnished. One is an old type with a very minor crack at the ball end of the handle. The other looks to be a Goodwill #164 with a slightly longer crack near the cap end of the handle. I figured if that is a #164 I'll take my chances that I can clean them up, so I offered $20 and the seller accepted.
Saw a straight that said Everyday. Wasnt sure if it was a model or brand. Sent from my SM-G930P using Tapatalk
Mayhap it were a suggestion? (Although I've always understood you let a blade rest a day between shaves)
I usually do the same but I wanted to test the blade soap combo and did back to back and they passes with flying colors. I just need to learn xtg isnt for me! Sent from my SM-G930P using Tapatalk
just purchased 1953 canadian tech in military type case nos.pricey, but worth it to me.should satisfy my rad for a while..
I'm waiting on a freshly honed Straight headed back to me from one of our own. @DaltonGang I cant wait to see it! Sent from my SM-G930P using Tapatalk
Looking forwards to trying it. The blades arrived from Connaught yesterday. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
I saw the new line up and the two in the middle caught my eye. The green is not available for adoption so I made a deal with maker and adopted the one on the left of the green one...let the JR BAD begin