Somewhere, deep down in the packaging there was some hidden secrets -
Just don't mention Havana OK??
Thanks @MrT
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June 2016 Acquisition Thread
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Mark1966
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Accountants have a concept called 'materiality'. The Accounting Standard AASB 1031 which deals with materiality indicates, inter alia, that -
'In addition to guiding the application of the recognition, measurement and disclosure requirements, the notion of materiality guides the margin of error that is acceptable in the amount attributed to an item or an aggregate of items and the degree of precision required in estimating the amount of an item or an aggregate of items.'
On the basis of previous year purchases I think I would actually have an arguable case that this year's acquisitions are immaterial and really it could be said that I have not purchased anything and thus have maintained by sabbatical.
Oh, I did mention I live in Canberra didn't I?
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Pictures or it did not happenMail Call:- today just receive a Semogue Special Edition 2013 Silvertip 24mm knot with a 48mm loft comes in a olive wooden handle from my brother
Nightguard
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This lot arrived this morning.
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Chubby looks great - can't wait to hear your thoughts...
This lot arrived this morning.
littleaussiebleeder
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That explains a great many things about you! I too "lived" in Canberra for a while! In Winter! Straight after a couple of years in tropical Asia! Hell is not under the ground somewhere... it's located in the ACT! And centred in Ainslie!
This lot arrived this morning.
Funny looking when they haven't bloomed!
FatBoy58
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That little brush looks interesting Boar ? let me know how she performs be interested to hear
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Looks better now.
Wow. Lovely photo. And after only one use? Funny how the knot doesn't look real big in that photo does it! Only when you know the true size of the handle does the scale of the knot become apparent. Thanks for posting.
I do like my Postie - he brought me this today :
- Suminigashi straight razor 13/16.
- Curved blade, full hollow grind.
- White G10 scales with a turquoise wedge (not in photo)
- Very sensible user adjustable Torx screw instead of a traditional pin attaching the blade to the scales.
I do like my Postie - he brought me this today :
The razor was custom made for me by Gergely Horvath (HG Razors) in Budapest, Hungary.
- Suminigashi straight razor 13/16.
- Curved blade, full hollow grind.
- White G10 scales with a turquoise wedge (not in photo)
- Very sensible user adjustable Torx screw instead of a traditional pin attaching the blade to the scales.
Wow... just wow!
That is one sweet looking blade!
Makes me want to send all my "not as shiny" vintage blades to someone for good hard talking too!
alfredus
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Sensational @Draco Noir - such an impeccable taste my friend
I do like my Postie - he brought me this today :
The razor was custom made for me by Gergely Horvath (HG Razors) in Budapest, Hungary.
- Suminigashi straight razor 13/16.
- Curved blade, full hollow grind.
- White G10 scales with a turquoise wedge (not in photo)
- Very sensible user adjustable Torx screw instead of a traditional pin attaching the blade to the scales.
Within minutes of making my previous post here, there was a ring on the doorbell and it was my local Aus Post courier (I like him too ) with a package from France. This is what he brought :
It's called a Raptor 54mm and was made by Ali's Blade (Cedric Christ) in France. The short blade should make it a real little hotrod. My shaves are decided for the next few days
) with a package from France. This is what he brought :
It's called a Raptor 54mm and was made by Ali's Blade (Cedric Christ) in France. The short blade should make it a real little hotrod. My shaves are decided for the next few days
Within minutes of making my previous post here, there was a ring on the doorbell and it was my local Aus Post courier (I like him too
It's called a Raptor 54mm and was made by Ali's Blade (Cedric Christ) in France. The short blade should make it a real little hotrod. My shaves are decided for the next few days
Again... wow!
alfredus
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Wow - 2 stunning beauties in 1 day - well done @Draco NoirWithin minutes of making my previous post here, there was a ring on the doorbell and it was my local Aus Post courier (I like him too
It's called a Raptor 54mm and was made by Ali's Blade (Cedric Christ) in France. The short blade should make it a real little hotrod. My shaves are decided for the next few days
alfredus
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Now this is what I'm talking about - why do you want to deny us such a beauty
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