Hey, grats on buying what I personally think is one of the best vintage DE razors out there. I did a write-up somewhere on the forum here if you want more of my ramblings about it. It seems big and kinda clumsy at first - but when you shave with it it all comes together miraculously. It's on the mild side but produces a fantastic shave. I'm keeping mine for good. Do post pics when you get it! If I remember correctly - speaking to the adjustable aspect of the razor - 'the lower the number the more aggressive the shave' but not 100% sure.
Enabler. Someone has one on eBay right now. BIN $49.99 or best offer. Seeing as how the insert and instructions were missing, I generously offered $35. The seller counteroffered $47. PASS!
I swear they used to be all over the place a year ago for 5-15 bucks. Now they seem to often start out at $75. Sigh, I hope this wetshaving craze dies down so prices on vintage shaving gear will drop
Cooper MonoBilts and Shake Sharps used to be cheap too. A pass around and some good reviews will do wonders to the price. I saw a boxed Cooper MonoBilt with the wrong blades sell for almost $200 last month. Shake Sharps used to sell for $25-35. Now they tend to go for $50 and up. Wetshaving forums are the bane of quiet collectors like you and I. *walks away whistling*
That and your awesome Shave King to just mention a few (not even going to talk about Mercuto Mulcuto)
Merkur Progress LH Adjustable iKon OC DLC Rubberset 400 #4 Shave Den Order Doug Korn Brush Handle Small Batch Shave Tonic Brushes from Wolf Whiskers