Ever Ready De-Luxe Natural Angle Razor - it's sold

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Ever Ready De-Luxe Natural Angle Razor - it's sold

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This is the closest thing to a collectible I have.

It's the Ever Ready version of the Gem known as the G Bar or G Love. I'm not sure if gold ones are rare, but I haven't seen any others.

Boxed, and comes with a little piece of paper that's the "Lifetime Gurantee of free service", two gold plastic razor boxes each with five Ever Ready CORRUX blades made in England.

The box actually has a small amount of discoloration to the white that doesn't really show up in the photo.

I've never used it, and I could believe it has never been used, but I have no idea.

$35 shipped in the US. I'll ship internationally but the price will go up accordingly. Sold.



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selling the gold glove? say it's not so!

BTW, do you know if anyone has ever actually used a dog's bollocks blade until it wouldnt deliver a smooth shave? I swear I had one of those going for 3 weeks+ of off and on use...

A fair price to say the least and the best shaving GEM I have ever used!
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Post by Automaton-Tim »

For those who don't speak english, and instead speak american...dog's bollocks is a good thing. :mrgreen:
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Automaton-Tim wrote:For those who don't speak english, and instead speak american...dog's bollocks is a good thing. :mrgreen:
and unlike a tootsie pop, no one knows how many shaves it takes to get to the end of the dog's bollocks :oops: (yeah I regret writing it already) :P :P :P :P :roll:
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With The Grain wrote:selling the gold glove? say it's not so!

BTW, do you know if anyone has ever actually used a dog's bollocks blade until it wouldnt deliver a smooth shave? I swear I had one of those going for 3 weeks+ of off and on use...

A fair price to say the least and the best shaving GEM I have ever used!
It's far too pristine for me to consider using it, and I'm not likely to display it anywhere any time soon, so it goes to a better place.

I've never managed to get to the end of a dog's bollocks(!). I usually ended up changing the blade out of a feeling that I should, or because I wandered off to another razor and came back and used a new blade. I think 11 three pass shaves was as far as I got.

The extra thickness of the blade coupled with the ptfe coating is hard to beat.
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Post by Rodd »

11 shaves? Wow, I have always dropped them out after 3, just because that is what I do with my other razors... Maybe I should see how long they go.
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