Not too many people remember The House of David or their baseball team. I am from the area and would go to see them play often.

Dave

When I decided to once again dip my toes into traditional wet shaving, buying a puck of Williams was one of the first things I did. Then I remembered why I gave up using brush and soap nearly 45 years ago for the canned goo. Then I found The Shave Den 3 years ago! Actually the problem then was most likely the lack of knowledge in how to lather, since I'm guessing I had the vintage Williams back then.

I do keep some Van Der Williams around, so I'll probably buy a few pucks for VDW, and keep one posterity.

I'm very jealous of you Dave!
All I know of them I learned in the Ken Burns "Baseball" production.

I know it's off topic, but thanks to a couple of you for mentioning The House of David baseball team. I just looked that up, and that's some fascinating history!

As The Old Perfessor used to say, "You can look it up!"
- Casey Stengel

Aha! Okey, thanks

I have my moments =)

It's because it's a finicky soap. Some people have it figured out, but it's not easy to lather it

That is good for you =) that way you won't start missing it for a long time

That is a cheap soap ! Haha

I have many great soaps, but the thing is sometimes I obsess about things and I get really stubborn. I know some people love this soap.

I NEED to see if I can get a good shave out of it. NEED!

That is true =) just to have it

Haha that's funny. It is much easier to find good soaps now too. I guess some people really have figured williams out. But I don't know, I can't get it to work haha

If you use it as a urinal cake, as it was intended, you'll have plenty of "water". I've never seen a urinal cake lather however...

I can't find my puck -.-

I really may have thrown it away. The citronella scent was very bleh.

Scent or performance, the stuff seems to cause controversy. A bit sorry to see it go though cuz it was my first soap when I ditched the can nearly twenty years ago...