December 2016 acquisitions
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Received the satin version of the RazoRock Hawk;
For comparison, here's the three models;
(Satin, Black, Chrome)
The difference between the satin and chrome models is very apparent in person but I found it hard to capture the difference in photos, here's two attempt though where the satin one is on the left;
For comparison, here's the three models;
(Satin, Black, Chrome)
The difference between the satin and chrome models is very apparent in person but I found it hard to capture the difference in photos, here's two attempt though where the satin one is on the left;
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WHAT IS THIS??
Hello everyone, I bought this thing from the antiques fair, there was a straight razor, I bought that as well, seller didn't know what it is. I don't know either, as a matter of fact I got no clue, but I think it's cool. There are two coils or selonoids and two terminals and there are other two terminals and a switch.
It writes: No 22 A and under that,
100 OHMS
Does anyone knows what is it? What is it for?
Thanks a lot for looking.
Hello everyone, I bought this thing from the antiques fair, there was a straight razor, I bought that as well, seller didn't know what it is. I don't know either, as a matter of fact I got no clue, but I think it's cool. There are two coils or selonoids and two terminals and there are other two terminals and a switch.
It writes: No 22 A and under that,
100 OHMS
Does anyone knows what is it? What is it for?
Thanks a lot for looking.
That's a fantastic looking bowl, which pottery is it from?If Santa doesn't bring a nice surprise, this is what I've hauled in so far. The bowl is a special made bown from the local pottery in the small town I come from.
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msandal.dk - post: 610539 said:
It's from M Sandal Pottery here in South Denmark. http://msandal.dk
I had some drawings and ideas and she really delivered past my expectations.
A spectacular haulIf Santa doesn't bring a nice surprise, this is what I've hauled in so far. The bowl is a special made bown from the local pottery in the small town I come from.
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That bowl is spectacular, lathering in it would certanly help break in boar brushes!If Santa doesn't bring a nice surprise, this is what I've hauled in so far. The bowl is a special made bown from the local pottery in the small town I come from.
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Is it a Morse code transmitter / receiver? Looks like it has a key to tap the message and solenoids for receiving the signal and tapping out the message. There seem to be adjustment screws to limit the movement from the solenoid.
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I'm a big fan of Marvis @Wazzer3. What's the cinnamon toothpaste like?
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Hi fatcontroller, that is exactly what I and other people thought at the first look but it is not a key to tap, it is like an on/off switch key slides from side to side
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Cinnamon and Mint, I like it quite a bit.
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That bowl is spectacular, lathering in it would certanly help break in boar brushes!
Just tried it with my Pro 49.. it made a killer lather.. lol. So easy to use. Love it.
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Are the Panna Crema soaps hard soap, soft creams or croaps?
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I think it is a Telegraph Relay.
You can see some similar ones here http://w1tp.com/im3000b.htm if you scroll down there is one (2582) that looks almost identical. I think the thing for tapping out the telegraph message is separate, and I am guessing the lever was to switch the telegraph line on and off, I know nothing about these but I had seen something similar once so a quick google for telegraph relays and western electric came up with the link.