06-16-2012, 01:54 PM
Nice haul. The two open combs appear to have slight differences. Are they still the same #? Are they both Brits?
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*Ray, yes they are both #15s, but as Jeff has indicated, one is an earlier model. There are some discrepancies between them, but they seem to offer a parallel shave.
*Jeff, here are some more detailed pictures.
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Yes, it is the #66.
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*Ray, yes they are both #15s, but as Jeff has indicated, one is an earlier model. There are some discrepancies between them, but they seem to offer a parallel shave.
(06-16-2012, 10:50 AM)Shanman Wrote: That #15 on the far right is an early bird, has hinge loops. Is center bar winged?
*Jeff, here are some more detailed pictures.
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(06-15-2012, 06:45 PM)brucered Wrote: very nice...i love the look of the closed comb (i'm assuming that's the #66)
Yes, it is the #66.
06-16-2012, 03:08 PM
Beautiful Aristocrats Celestino !
#15's are good performers and the #66 is very smooth
You have the 2 center bar variations of the #15, I believe the unwinged one is the earlier one, as the winged one is leading the way to the later Gillette patent of their notched center bar and future blade dispersers.
Enjoy them !
#15's are good performers and the #66 is very smooth
You have the 2 center bar variations of the #15, I believe the unwinged one is the earlier one, as the winged one is leading the way to the later Gillette patent of their notched center bar and future blade dispersers.
Enjoy them !
06-16-2012, 06:37 PM
(06-16-2012, 03:08 PM)Tony SC Wrote: Beautiful Aristocrats Celestino !
You have the 2 center bar variations of the #15, I believe the unwinged one is the earlier one, as the winged one is leading the way to the later Gillette patent of their notched center bar and future blade dispersers.
Enjoy them !
Yes, I believe you are right. I had it backwards. The hinge loops point to the Popular set of 38' as well. I prefer the winged center bars because there is basically zero blade shift.
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