Filarmonica straights

[Erchy]

What makes them so “rare” and so much more expensive?

Do they shave any better than other straights??




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[Brew]

The early models were ground by a master, these are very thin and even. The steel is very easy to hone. And they came in three great sizes.





I owe you a picture of the #12 I have in tortoise somewhere.

Found it, sitting in a bowl of Tabac, lol.

 

[The Monkey]

The early models were ground by a master, these are very thin and even. The steel is very easy to hone. And they came in three great sizes.

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I owe you a picture of the #12 I have in tortoise somewhere.

Found it, sitting in a bowl of Tabac, lol.

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Some day I'll own a tortise!

As said, the grind and steel are just masterful.

Here is mine...

 

[The Monkey]

Also remember the early ones are the good ones. That later ones not so much (or so I'm told)

 

[Erchy]

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Is this guy smoking crack???

$2500 for a straight razor!!


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[The Monkey]

At least it is shave ready.

 

[Erchy]

At least it is shave ready.

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[Brew]

Some day I'll own a tortise!

It is my favorite scale material. The scales on that #12 were from a CVH MK #31 that I found on eBay that was in horrible shape. I have a 7DS of 31s in tortoise, so I picked up these scales in case one from the set gets damaged.

 

[Gary]

This is one of my favourite filarmonica Tridur 8/8 . I don't think you can beat a good filarmonica . I rehoned this one with convexed hones and it shaves even nicer .

 

[BarberDave]

Love mine as well make still looking for the right 13 to finish out the collection, they shave wonderfully

my 12



and 14