I picked up a Schick G5 at my local antique shop a while back .When I got it home cleaned it up and sanitized it I loaded a blade and noticed the head is loose and the spring was jacked up and not fully between the post .I moved it over and gently tried making the top of the spring even, looked ok did a shave it got me good ,the head was still loose on the right side . What's the go to fix for this problem? Thanks . 
   

I found a new shave cream at my local dollar tree its called Bolero. Comes in 2 scents, I got the cedarwood and sage. I have used It for 3 shaves, It lathers really well, stayed slick, nice sent.
   
   

For the last few days I have been unable to access the forum.   Every link wants to download a php file which does nothing.   I am running Chrome,  Android 12 on a Galaxy S21.    It was all good on Saturday, I believe but has been downhill since.  It seems to work from my Chromebook, but I much prefer to use my phone.

On November 22, I did a search on eBay for a Wilkinson Sword razor and found this one. It is one I have never had, but wanted. It was a buy it now, and so I did. Coming from the UK, it is now located just down the road in South Cackalacky. I am hoping to see it one day this week. It has some blades with it that I will be sending to twhite to make shave ready.

Been away a long time, but managed to get a good catch yesterday. A Schick I1 black handle. Still have problem with photos

It's December, ya'll.
Thursday's Cold Water Shave

Cold Water Rinse
Musgo Real Shave Soap
Jayaruh #4 Badger
3D InjecTR v1 Razor
Schick Plus Platinum blade
CWR
Lustray Spice AS

The Musgo Real Shave Soap lathered well with the Jayaruh #4 Badger brush. Two passes and touch ups with the 3D InjecTR v1 Razor and the Schick Plus Platinum blade gave me a close, comfortable shave. After a cold water rinse I finished off with Lustray Spice AS. I am clean, smooth, and refreshed...

I left home at 7 this morning to get to the drs office by 7:45. I had two spots that were going to be dealt with: one on my neck and one on my temple. Mohs surgery is where they take a sampling around the spot and look at it for cancer. If they find none, then you are done. If they find some, they go back and excise more. This cycle continues until it is all clear. He took samples from both places and sent me to the waiting room. After about 45 minutes they came back and announced that they would have to do it again to both. After they took the second samples I was again sent to the waiting room. When done, I found out that the neck was clear but they needed to do more on the temple. I found out that they would have to do a skin graft for the temple since it was so big. It was about the size of a quarter. After the third biopsy, I was declared clean. Now they had to stitch everything up. He stitched up the neck first. Then, they cut donor skin from my clavicle skin. It was after 3 o'clock before we could leave. It was a long day. We went to Little Pigs and had some BBQ before heading home.

Just that. Happy Thanksgiving everyone!

A lovely Kampfe Star HR-3A in excellent condition (even the blade looks unused) in a nice "The GEM" Set with a great A. J. Jordan box. OK, I paid about $90 for it, but that's a complete bargain.
According to Hazelcorn, this model is as rare as it gets.
Even 15 years ago he priced it at about $250 unboxed.
This beauty is 135 years old and it doesn't look a day older than I do.
A lucky buy-it-now find, while looking for something else. 

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