Yay! Another straight razor shave! That was nicely done! A very happy new year to you, Dsk! 😃May this year be full of joy and prosperity for all of us!
Nice old Bengall razor bud, I havent seen one with that kind of grinding on the shank. Ive got another stone coming from your shores this week hopefully. Nice shave Chap. 👍
I was informed that the "Bengall" I used was one of the early works of T.R. CADMAN & SONS from the 1880s to the early 1890s. I am impressed by the sharpness of razors more than 100 years ago.
I have a few different Bengalls in my modest straight razor collection. I have yet to find one that is not an exceptional razor. That T.R. Cadman "Bengall" you are shaving with is one of their earlier creations from about the 1880s to early 1890s.
@@milton3224 Thank you for the great information about Bengall razors. I knew that 2 of the 6 Bengal razors I own were manufactured before 1924 because the imprint is only T.R. CADMAN & SONS without "LTD." I am impressed to know that it is an early work from 1880s to early 1890s. I made a video to collect information about Bengall razors before. If you have any information, please let me know. Best regards. th-cam.com/video/bzWWxbFRZfY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=1tDIRNDFuQmEbCNQ
@@seanstapelfeld Thanks, Sean. I have 6 Bengal razors and 1 Ford & Medley made in Sheffield. They all have great shaves. So-called silver steel from Sheffield is also used for straight razors in Germany and Japan.
always the most amazing razors and the most relaxing shave. thank you for sharing sir
Happy New Year Josh!!
I hope we both have less cuts and tingles in the year!
Best wishes for 2025.
Great shave, you have to love them Bengals
Happy New Year Eric.
I love the sharpness of this 100 year over old Bengall razor.
Best wishes for 2025.
Yay! Another straight razor shave! That was nicely done!
A very happy new year to you, Dsk! 😃May this year be full of joy and prosperity for all of us!
Happy New Year!!
Thanks for comment as always.
I hope we both have less cuts and tingles in the year!
Best wishes for 2025.
Nice old Bengall razor bud, I havent seen one with that kind of grinding on the shank.
Ive got another stone coming from your shores this week hopefully.
Nice shave Chap. 👍
I was informed that the "Bengall" I used was one of the early works of T.R. CADMAN & SONS from the 1880s to the early 1890s.
I am impressed by the sharpness of razors more than 100 years ago.
I have a few different Bengalls in my modest straight razor collection. I have yet to find one that is not an exceptional razor. That T.R. Cadman "Bengall" you are shaving with is one of their earlier creations from about the 1880s to early 1890s.
@@milton3224 Thank you for the great information about Bengall razors.
I knew that 2 of the 6 Bengal razors I own were manufactured before 1924 because the imprint is only T.R. CADMAN & SONS without "LTD." I am impressed to know that it is an early work from 1880s to early 1890s.
I made a video to collect information about Bengall razors before.
If you have any information, please let me know.
Best regards.
th-cam.com/video/bzWWxbFRZfY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=1tDIRNDFuQmEbCNQ
Great shave my friend! Do you like Sheffield razors? I’ve never tried one before
@@seanstapelfeld Thanks, Sean.
I have 6 Bengal razors and 1 Ford & Medley made in Sheffield.
They all have great shaves.
So-called silver steel from Sheffield is also used for straight razors in Germany and Japan.