What are you waiting on to arrive...?

A Whipped Dog High Mountain Badger brush with a black resin handle. Woot!

 

A bottle of Corn Huskers Lotion, on the recommendation of @Omelmad

 

I love the Tea Tree shave soap.

 

I will eventually give it a shot. It depends on how strongly scented these soaps are. Kevin told me they are not subtly scented.

 

Soap Commander Old Spice Shaving Soap and some assorted A/S and Cologne samplers from Gary at Shoebox.

 

I jumped back onto the SE bandwagon. This baby, Photos Courtesy of Etsy. Vendor was LisasHeirlooms

 

100 Voskhods from Shavabuck.

 

The Auburn Tigers.

 

#Collegeplayoffs
#Top4
#CrushBulldogs
#SecChamps

 

A good day by the boys in Crimson. I will say though, Mississippi State put college football on notice this year. Dan Mullen has recruited blue chip talent, and has a Cadillac of a defensive line. They could make hay next year, look out SEC West, they aren't going away.

I am also waiting on a couple of injectors and a slim. They are in the USPS system, likely will see them Monday or so.
First foray into older gear, and I am looking forward to it!

 

This, which I won for some chump change.

 

You are aware that those ace blades are not for shaving right .

 

I'll try them anyways. Can't be worse than a Fatip

 

Waiting for my Standard razor in black... 3 more days!

 

Welcome to TSD! Cool razor!

 

Cool razors!

 

I feel a bad shave coming on here lol

 

As do I.

 

A couple more shavers coming my way…
This vintage Frederick Reynolds Sheffield razor (circa 1860-1880) didn't garner much attention on ebay, despite the fact the blade looks to be in terrific shape:


I attribute the lack of interest in this razor to the ad's descriptive copy where the seller states the "Blade has a large chip missing on the end…"
This 'large chip' is mistakenly referring to the razor's hollow notch on the toe end…


A newer (post-1891) Joseph Rodgers & Sons 'Barber's Friend' — with both celluloid 3-pin scales and etched blade in very nice shape. Some rust removal need on the blade face—which will require some extra care, but the edge looks good.

 

Very nice, I hope to get some straights like this