Thanks, Tim! The new SS Hawk is a great shaver, or should I say blade holder for the Feather Super. You, being a shavette guy and all, would probably appreciate it. It’s not quite in the Vector or General category, but delivers a great shave for the price.
I remember it as well, Joe. I believe it was targeted at a female audience. My Skoal and Sunflower Seeds comment was more a joke about possible baseball inspired scents after hearing about Jim’s Pine Tar soap. I believe B&M did a real baseball inspired one called Diamond a few years ago.
Nice shave, James! I had the same issue with my two Techs! I found that a Feather or a Nacet delivered a closer shave for me.
thank you Tim..not a lot of cheap choices in late 1940s britain.england still produced the open comb version as well during this time period,but fazed them out soon after.they were very well made and heavily plated to last a long period of time.gillette england made that a priority.the aristocrat razors of the era cost near a weeks wages in comparison.
thank you Tim.the center french market tech has a heavier handle with thicker brass tubing and isn't capped.nicer balance and more weight.
No, I don't. I only use my Rockwell DE blades in both shavettes and my Personna Hairshaper blades in my Dovo. The Personna blades are almost as long as a straight so I like using them.
Lol! Sometimes I read things and don't realize it is in jest, especially when commenting on the net. When I went back to get the info on Stirling Sunflower Fields, it was marketed as a gender neutral scent.
Jim mentioned the IBC and the CJB shavettes use the AC blades. There may be others, but I am not sure. Obviously, the Feather AC blades go with their shavettes.
Thanks Jim for the info and helping Jeff with a quick answer. I am have heard of those shavettes but didn't know that they take AC blades.
Thank you, Joe! Just a tad over a week--it's hard (and not a little frightening) that time can move so quickly
Congrats on finishing that soap, Tim. FYI, the splash doesn’t deteriorate like the soap does, and is worth a purchase imho.