As a collector, starting out, those were some of my best buys. The standouts being a same era set of super speeds, a normal (with case!), heavy...
Those early blades were reliably (as far as I know) identified as Gillette Silver Blues from Brazil. Not shaving related, but I'm waiting on...
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Update. This has probably been the most satisfying restoration yet. And yes, it is a Chacom made pipe, in France. From the way...
I just couldn't get around to liking this pipe, but I knew it was more my brother-in-law's style, and convinced him to trade his 563M Royal Guard...
Correction, after more research, I now believe it's not a Comoy. I think it's a 1950's-1960's era Chacom pipe, marked for export. Still a high...
One of my favorite pipes these days is the little bent Algerian briar I got from @gorgo2 and I've been keeping an eye out for other examples of...
Saw you were trying to quote swarden's post. Just delete the " " he stuck in his post, and you'll be able to quote the whole thing. When you quote...
It quotes that person, and if you click on several posts, you can "insert quotes" when you reply to a post. What happened here is someone quoted...
Won another pipe a few minutes ago. Bit of an oddball this one is. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] This pipe once belonged to Raymond "Ray" Rizzo, an...
That's a prickly looking brush. You deliberately bought a 'pure badger' brush?
My first experiences with badger were with vintage brushes like that. I'd be very surprised if that brush has any backbone whatsoever. Modern...
Sure, even though I think that discussion has run it's course, always interested in fresh eyes and a new perspective.
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] https://ebay.us/m/uddAZV Seller has a case or two of these. $19.99 or best offer.
I actually just made this again last week. Baked it in an enameled cast iron casserole pan. Turned out perfect and tasty.
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