when i first got into shaving with the Double Edged razors, i bought many different types just to try them out.
eventually i stuck with a couple that see repeated use.
these two razors are two that shave great but dont see much use from me.
i believe they were about $30 each when i bought them. both are the same chrome color...dont know why the photos show them to looks slightly different in color...they are both a silver-chrome color.
Parker 99r Twist To Open Heavyweight Razor (1st photo) - it's likely there are very minor cosmetic flaws. But the shave on this is great, . It features a heavyweight handle that is reminiscent of barber poles. The knurling on the handle makes it easy to hold and gives a better grip when wet. It has a solid brass frame and a nickel/chrome plating finish. 4" and 3.2 oz.
Parker 91r (2nd photo) 3 Piece - Practically new, I only used it through one blade change. Has a good weight and nice long grippy handle. 3.5" and 2.9 oz
eventually i stuck with a couple that see repeated use.
these two razors are two that shave great but dont see much use from me.
i believe they were about $30 each when i bought them. both are the same chrome color...dont know why the photos show them to looks slightly different in color...they are both a silver-chrome color.
i will sell each for $25 and include shipping and 50 blades. includes paypal too.
Parker 99r Twist To Open Heavyweight Razor (1st photo) - it's likely there are very minor cosmetic flaws. But the shave on this is great, . It features a heavyweight handle that is reminiscent of barber poles. The knurling on the handle makes it easy to hold and gives a better grip when wet. It has a solid brass frame and a nickel/chrome plating finish. 4" and 3.2 oz.
Parker 91r (2nd photo) 3 Piece - Practically new, I only used it through one blade change. Has a good weight and nice long grippy handle. 3.5" and 2.9 oz
