thank you Blair..tougher to find than i thought.i figured there would be tons of these around..

Beautiful

thank you Jeff.it was a must have,though a mild shaver if its like my late 60s one..still historically cool..

thank you Joe..do you or any of the older gents remember these when starting out? would love to know..

thank you Bill.it's a pleasure and an honor to be here.thank you all..

thank you my friend....glad you joined up and stayed on with us all..

thank you Joe,do you remember these at all?

Jason, there's no such thing as too cool!

Thanks, Joe!

thank you Jason.it's a fine shaver..good evening..

To be honest, I was a young boy and wasn't curious as to what my dad, uncles and step-grandfather used for shaving. 10.yr old boys were interested in playing stoopball, baseball, etc. and not razors. I know they used Gillettes, but they were probably Fatboys, Super Speeds, etc. I am sure Jeff and Mark would be able to answer since they have been on this rock longer than I.

thank you Clint..made sense to have a first and last of the u.s gillettes great invention..

I shaved with my Schick Krona from the late 60s through mid 2019 when the dang thing broke!

fair enough ,thank you..

Thanks Jason. The T3 is like a 3-4 year older brother to the T2 for sure. West Coast Shaving had a sale on the Simpson synthetics first week of July and I grabbed a couple for transplanting....

very cool..i see you still have a couple...

thank you Myles.in 1970 you could have purchased this new with some awesome vintage gillette spoiler blades,a mug of old spice soap and some splash....you may also have been in Vietnam..

thank you Jim....been waiting awhile..