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(01-08-2021, 09:44 PM)Tony'schin Wrote: (11-29-2020, 04:17 AM)GAW9576 Wrote: I really enjoy all the variants of 1912 I have. I'm curious what differentiates the Peerless from other 1912s. I thought it was a handle pattern. However I must be mistaken as that roazor has a different pattern than the one I thought it was.
I have to be honest and say I am not sure of the difference as it was pointed out as a peerless by a knowledgeable member on another forum, he stated it was the handle that made it a peerless.
I will try to find the thread with the reasoning.
I stand to be corrected any time.
Cheers
T
Update:
I bought 2 NOS ER 1912's and somehow put the wrong razor in the wrong packaging, the other is a Bathroom set. I ID'd this one as the bathroom in a SOTD and was corrected, I then checked the sale photos which bore out the reasoning, I believe these are Brit Peerless handles.
Again I am open to any help on putting this right.
(01-09-2021, 08:45 AM)Tony'schin Wrote: (01-09-2021, 02:05 AM)GAW9576 Wrote: My apologies. I just looked closer at your photo. That is in fact the handle I thought was the Peerless.
I have one also.
So as far as you know the head is the same as any othe Made in England 1912?
That is what i have been led to believe.
I checked out TOST2 and it seems this is the case.
There is quite a few photos and some good info on there.
Maybe I'll have to do a little searching over there. I think it's one of the best looking handles frim the ASR family. That and the Gem Junior Elite handle. I saw an antique mechanical pencil with a similar pattern to the Peerless for sale on the Bay a while back. Boy was it stunning. And the it's beauty was reflected in its price.
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01-09-2021, 09:13 PM
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SOTD Friday 01/09/21
Razor: Ever-Ready 1924
Blade: GEM SS PTFE (5)
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10/01/21
Vintage Month - Razor #10
Pre: Facial scrub with Whickams pre shave soap
Brush: Yaqi Rainbow 26mm
Soap: Proraso Red
Razor: Ever Ready 1912 Bathroom set 1951
Blade: GEM Carbon (2 and binned)
Post shave: Cold water Rinse, TC's Infused Witch Hazel
Balm: Proraso Red
Aftershave: Proraso Red
Hmmm!
A wonderful slick lather from the Proraso and Faux Horsey Yaqi,
I decided to give the GEM Carbon blade another try, this time in the Ally handled 1951 Ever Ready, which is a wonderful shaver.
I don't really get it, this Blade just does nothing for me, it felt quite rough throughout the shave, although, it was not uncomfortable.
I completed 3 full passes and still only managed a DFS finish, therefore it has been banished to the blade bank and i do not think i will try them again.
The shave was saved by a nice post shave routine and the satisfaction of binning the blade.
Stay safe and enjoy your day All.
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12/01/21
Vintage Month - Razor #12
Pre: Shower
Brush: Yaqi Sagrada Familia 24mm
Soap: Tabac
Razor: Ever Ready 1912 USA
Blade: GEM PTFE S/S (9)
Post shave: Cold water Rinse, TC's infused Witch Hazel
Balm: Vintage Tabac Black
Aftershave: Tabac
A great lather from the Tabac and little Yaqi for a dependable face covering today.
I find this little USA version of the 1912 less aggressive than its UK brothers, although, it does have a wonderful toast scraping soundtrack. Its box is a bit tatty, however, the Razor is pristine, it has probably been pushed around in a drawer for donkey's years.
3 Very comfortable passes for a BBS finish.
A nice post shave routine leaving me smelling all 1970's.
Stay Safe and enjoy your day All.
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