Injector & SE Party !!!

Discussion in 'Safety Razors' started by Bird Lives, Apr 28, 2011.

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  1. MPF9

    MPF9 Well-Known Member

    Sat 7th Sept
    Omega 11137
    Lea Classic soap
    ES Claymore V1 + S/S Handle
    Schick Proline [ 6 ]
    Lea Classic A/S Lotion

    Very pleased that unlike many other users I have kept hold of this Razor, just get the angles right
    anti shaves as well as Razors double the price, and it provides the weight that Alu Razors do not.
    May well be a bit of a monster but gives me a smooth, comfortable and ultra close Shave without any problems.

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  2. Boru62

    Boru62 Well-Known Member

    Pre: Warm water splash
    Brush: Omega 11137 Boar
    Soap: Cyril R. Salter Tallow
    Razor: Blackland Sabre L2
    Blade: Pal Super CS
    Post: Warm then cold water rinse, Myrsol Blue ASL
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    A very nice Saturday morning shave and for those of you out there who think boars brushes aren't worth the wait..
    ..invest a couple of bob in one of these and be patient.
    Of course ymmv.
     
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  3. chevyguy

    chevyguy Well-Known Member

    I say keep it.

    Clayton

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  4. Plexus

    Plexus Well-Known Member

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    The grommet presse, like the razor and the blade, are from the beginning of the last century.
    And the 3 work very well.
     
  5. PLAla

    PLAla Bit Shy of a Full Puck

    Wow - what a photo!!
     
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  6. PLAla

    PLAla Bit Shy of a Full Puck

    SOTD September 8, 2018
    A Stirling SEptember

    Prep: Cold water and Stirling mentholated pre-shave soap
    Blade: vintage Personna twin
    Razor: eBarbershop Type O clone
    Brush: Ever Ready 100T restored badger
    Soap: Stirling Weekend in Malibu
    Post: Witch hazel, Stirling Coconut Lime aftershave

    First use of this Type O clone. I ordered it promptly when eBarbershop announced they were closing. The razor arrived yesterday and I put it to use this morning. Paired it with a vintage Personna twin blade and ended up with a smooth shave. I need some more shaves to form a full opinion of the razor but I enjoyed it on the maiden voyage.

    Have a great day!

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  7. PLAla

    PLAla Bit Shy of a Full Puck

    Jamie, I used one of those blades this morning. I have that exact dispenser thanks to @Screwtape who generously sent some around a year or so ago. Where do you get all your vintage injector blades? Do you scour the bay?
     
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  8. 120inna55

    120inna55 Well-Known Member

    Noble Otter Soap Co. | Kaboom!
    Island Bladeworks "Stoya" | Elite Razor Manchurian
    The New Improved Schick Injector Razor | Personna 74


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  9. MR41

    MR41 Well-Known Member

  10. wchnu

    wchnu Duck Season!

    That is Mr. Guy. He was a original TOSTer. I like how he holds the razor and all. No need for the blade work to load one.

    Get the blade behind the stops and twist the head down. easy peasy.
     
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  11. wchnu

    wchnu Duck Season!

    Veddy nice shave this morning. Building a backup travel setup. First use for this G3. Derby Lavender in the blue tub. That brush is a referb by @GarnerPW . Pinaud Special Reserve finished things up.

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  12. Boojum1

    Boojum1 Valet Parking Available Here

    Sunday
    September 9, 2018


    Colonial Razors The General with UFO Colibri
    Feather Pro Super
    Simpson Chubby 3 Manchurian
    Panna Crema Nuavia Blu
    Folsom and Co. Capri
    Penhaligon's Blenheim Bouquet

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  13. clint64

    clint64 Blind Squirrel

    SEptember 9, 2018s
    Blackland Sabre L2
    Gem PTFE
    SOC Mistura Taj
    Mystic Water Vetiver & Oakmoss
    Fine Fresh Vetiver

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  14. MPF9

    MPF9 Well-Known Member

    Sun 9th Sept
    Omega 11126 boar
    Speick Active
    Mongoose B3
    Feather Pro [ 4 ]
    La Toja A/S lotion

    I had just about decided that perhaps the Feather Pro was not the blade for me. However, todays Shave changed my mind, I have some excellent Shaves over the last 3 days but today topped them all.
    The Razor/Blade combo worked really well with the Speick, and I totally enjoyed a Super Sunday Morning Shave - easy, smooth, comfortable etc etc , a good Face Stroker.

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  15. Boru62

    Boru62 Well-Known Member

    Pre: Warm water splash
    Brush: Shavemac TSR 2015 ST
    Soap: De Vergulde Hand
    Razor: Gem MMCP
    Blade: Pal Super CS
    Post: Warm then cold water rinse, Razorock American Barber ASL
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    A lovely Sunday morning shave. I really like this soap but every time I use it, about half an hour later, I think, should've used a balm.
    Damn my dodgy memory.
    Happy Shaving one and all.
     
  16. jtface

    jtface Well-Known Member

    I see variations of the MMOC & MMCP... What is the difference between the gold (brass?) and silver (nickel plated?) ones?
     
  17. jmudrick

    jmudrick Type A Man

    Most or
    The gold MMOC is usually ( or perhaps always??) found absent the bumps on the baseplate made to accommodate the spineless double edge blades. I'm not aware of any design changes among the Clog-Pruf.
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  18. jtface

    jtface Well-Known Member

    Ahh yes! So the gold ones are the older model? Do they weigh the same and shave the same?
     
  19. jmudrick

    jmudrick Type A Man

    Since the double edge blades were introduced a year after the razor, the bumpless design would be older. My gold weighs 1g more than the chrome.

    I use a twin injector blade as a shim in my gold because in theory there should be a difference (or ASR wouldn't have bothered with the change), but honestly if there's a difference I don't notice it. That may be because modern GEM blades have thinner spines than they did in 1932.
     
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  20. jtface

    jtface Well-Known Member

    Thank you for the information! I'm looking forward to receiving a MMOC! In the mean time, I'm just finding out a bit about the razor, like you do!
     
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