It is always best to match the razor to one's particular shaving needs…

That particular mustache hasn't been in style since about 1945 or so.

Is that Adolph's razor?

I believe the popularity of it peaked about 1936, and diminished dramatically over the next 8-9 years…

That's quite a razor! Seriously though , the right razor is always the one you don't have yet...

May I please see the razor for a handlebar mustache?

Mickey

Also doubles as a soul patch razor.


EDIT: Well, at least the kind that continues to stripe all the way down under the chin, like a rock-dad soul patch...

poor Charly Chaplin never quite recovered after that straight razor sketch....

Not quite, simply relocated to the bikini region of some women...

LoL...if it is, it's worth a buck or two

Only two men alive are aloud to wear a mustache. Burt Reynolds, and Tom Selleck

Everyone else take note. You might as well drive a ice cream truck with blacked out windows.

Is their something wrong with driving a ice cream truck with black out Windows to help keep the inside of the van cooler for the ice cream? Did I say that out loud?Take care 45auto

And by the way, that razor pictured in the initial post was actually for sale on ebay with this counterfactual presentment: ..."vintage razor! The blade needs some work but the handle is in great condition for its age."

Any chance this was being sold on eBay as "vintage" "rare" and "slightly chipped (does not affect performance)" ?

Hmm... sometimes it pays to read all the posts.

Here is a shot of my very first razor. While serving in the Army of Alexander the Great, spreading Hellenistic culture, and establishing the Seleucid Kingdom, we were encouraged to be clean shaven, as to deter our enemies from grabbing our facial and head hair in the heat of battle. Heady times.