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Nice shaving crap!! Not exactly shaving, but maybe kinda sharp instruments related. I was into knife collecting in the 90s and am just now starting to sell off a couple desirable pieces and give a few away. Here's a beauty from the mid 90s......Benchmade Stryker 910 auto going to my son...

Ended up at $525.00....hehe.

Hi Dave, Those would bring around 5 bucks a blade. and there's reasons for that high price....plenty of posts to look through. To me, they are just a bit sharper and less forgiving than I prefer. Kinda like a more than I need Feather DE blade thing but that's just me. If you are into...

Hiya, I'm starting to unload a few items from wayyy back of the arsenal. No recollection of ever having acquired this beauty but I understand it's pretty desirable in some circles. Should be fun to see what the final price will be. See whatcha think:

The Floris soaps pictured are kinda old and the JF is long gone. Elite's currently still around and might have similar ingredients..............can't recall. It's definitely a huge improvement over their first palm based soaps which were awful, bit still real pricey. Expensive bath soaps...

Hey it's my pleasure, Paul, The standard based Sartorial is quite nice regarding lathering, cushion, and slip, with better than average post shave feel. This soap is pretty strongly scented and faithful to the EdT (which I also have}. I believe this is the last formula produced, having...

Couple Floris previous versions that are good performers: First is the JF flavor and other is Elite.

Hiya, Here's a few Penhaligon's versions: First up is Blenheim from no idea when, second is or was the last Sartorial incarnation (which I like a good bit) and third is a English Fern reformulation somewhere in the middle. From what I understand, this EF is the better of the two offered and...

One of my favorite westerns. It's a little known John Wayne flick that's well written with excellent casting and even a good love interest in the mix. https://ok.ru/video/717066209794

Any James Taylor fans? If so, I'd bet this artist will be a kick! It's now 50 years old and I have this record, along with his other well done album.

Hiya, Allow me to offer a break here in the mostly somber action:

Hiya, Probably some Dylan fans here, with me being one and have been since the 60s. I was lucky to grow up as his music was being created. Phil Ochs would be my second favorite artist for that kinda stuff and he was a contemporary of Dylan. I won't spend time going over the guy's history...

Saw him a few times in the 90s and both shows were excellent! Two totally different band members/instruments and back up singers for each . First time was 1991 with my wife in a small Chicago venue sitting up close to the stage and the whole room was loaded with chronic LC admirers. Luckily she...

No idea if anyone likes Leonard Cohen but here it is:

That group was top tier all the way with lots of big hits and excellent sound to em. Luckily I was around 13 when his stuff was coming out. Here's a few cuts some members may not be familiar with and that 45 player in the second one was a nice touch. kazoo

Couple of purty hillbilly songs:

Hey thanks, had not heard of him before and I like that guy. Reminds me of Chicago's own John Prine. Here's a few cuts by another Windy City boy with a great sense of humor. This notorious Chicago towing company, located in the Lincoln Park area, was a bit overenthusiastic about methods used...