An old Magazine Repeating Razor would be a fun toy. Can't see it as a legitimate tool to actually SHAVE with these days, though. There are too many inexpensive vintage Gillettes floating around and bazillions of DE blades still in production. - Bax
Aside from being very cool pieces of shaving history, I find them to be excellent shavers & very legitimate tools to actually SHAVE with. Plenty of injector blades still available for them either vintage or modern. You should give one a try.
Because I'm easily persuaded, I started looking around for a Magazine Repeating Razor Type A and learned they're as scarce as hen's teeth -- and expensive, too! So much for THAT idea! I'll stick with my readily-available old Gillettes and inexpensive DE blades! Because I'm cheap... no, frugal! ;-) - Frugal Bax
Takes patience my friend, I've purchased two A's in superb conditon for little money, found in lots. Sent from my Google Chromebook Pixel (2015) using Tapatalk
Agreed. I waited over 2 years to find an A at a price I was willing to pay. Got 2 of them within a month of each other.
In the past, I always wanted a Schick repeating razor, but they always sold higher than I wanted. But at times, deals can be had. I got this lot for $15.50 shipped, Best Haul So Far........., and as @jmudrick mentioned, patience..............
I think I sold my A, B, and C Schick repeaters as a lot for $50. Might have been a little less or a little more. Also included a NOS magazine with blades in the little cardboard tube. All three razors had the original magazines. That was a while ago. I probably should have kept them. I say that about everything I sell though.