Hi folks, here is my last two SOTD photos.
Good Morning. I took the first photo a couple of days ago, when I had an appointment I wanted to be spiffy for. The razor is one of those old Aristocrat Junior’s that were made in England, but sold in Canada in a red and clear styrene case. I have to say, those Aristocrat Junior razors with the flat bottom plate are fantastic shavers. It had been awhile since I used it last, and I had forgotten how efficient it was. I’m glad I took it off the shelf and gave it a whirl. The English did such a fine job on all the Aristocrat line razors that were produced there. Heck, every English Gillette I ever used not only performed admirably, but looked fantastic as well. Kudos to the British for their excellent work.
The second photo was taken today. It is my 1946 Gillette Milord. This razor is a pleasure to both look at, and to use. I have always thought these razors were a gold plated version of a Ranger Tech. This one in particular is an excellent example. I was surprised to see what great shape the razor itself was in. I had to restore the case, but with my limited abilities, I could only do so much. It is a lot of fun to bring these old razor sets back to life. I enjoy the clean up/restoration process as much as the actual use of the razors.
It has been a lot of fun being a part of the wet shaving community here. I have enjoyed my journey. Unfortunately, I have not much time to post anymore. But I will be around as much as I can.
God Bless,
Peace
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