• Lather: Stirling Soap Co. - Scots Pine Sheep Soap
• Brush: Declaration B4 Vastness
• Razor: Wolfman WR1 .67 SB
• Blade: Rapira Platinum Lux
• Post Shave: House of Mammoth - Z Unscented Balm

got a little weeper rapira blades are decent but not my favorite. was one i threw in my travel razor, blade going in the bin.

on that thater train? had one years ago and it sucked. nice razor.

i dont understand any of this lemmy stuff, but that needs to be deleted

interesting. guess i am mistaken about the etched top cap. that is cool that it is an heirloom!

Thanks. Just picked up some SG.

edit: the simple green working great! 10 minutes and razors coming out like brand new! it was always annoying to me how hard it was to get into all the nooks and crannies, pretty much just accepted the fact that there would always be dried soap or whatever in there, this makes it easy.

the really old ones have serial numbers on the handle. think they stopped doing that in the 1930s. nice razor, if you like it i would keep shaving with it.

i would venture a guess yours is a later model from in or around 70s. thats when they used that etched top cap.

• Lather: Mickey Lee Soapworks - Ruby's Green
• Brush: Wolfman WRB2 26mm Synthetic
• Razor: Blackland Vector Titanium
• Blade: Schick Pro-line
• Post Shave: Mickey Lee Soapworks - Ruby's Green

if anyone has tried an ultrasonic to clean razors what solution did you use? wasn't sure what to put in mine, figured water and couple drops of dish soap couldn't hurt. it got it cleaner but missed some spots. was cleaning a blackbird and it didnt get all the stuff in the grooves of the handle.