Shaving Accoutrements

18th Century Reproduction Copper Shaving Bowl
For the 18th century officer and gentleman, this shaving bowl is a statement of your station in life. One must maintain appearances, especially in the field, and a proper shave at least every other day is part of a proper gentleman's coiffure. To shave without the proper accoutrements would be simply... uncivilized.
Held in the left hand, if you or your servant are right handed and vice versa if left handed, the cut-away rim of this superbly crafted copper bowl allows a tight fit around the neck, protecting your shirt from drips of water and of shaving soap. Price for copper bowl only, while inventory lasts........ $48.00 + S&H.

Razor Strops, Brushes, Block Alum and Strop Pastes
Maintaining the razor's edge requires proper stropping of the blade. Fine Russian leather razor strop, best quality........ $70.00 + S&H.
Soft, luxurious and time tested as the best choice for a superlative shave.             Our best badger shaving brush ........ $85.00 + S&H.
Though not capable of holding the same moisture content and whipping up as rich a lather as a badger brush, this utilitarian brush is nonetheless a workable alternative for the budget minded, just trying out wet shaving.
Budget shaving brush ........ $ 8.00 + S&H. (This brush doesn't hold its shape well after use, but will serve as a beginner's brush or as a prop.)
White(polish), Green(medium), Black/red(coarsest) strop pastes $5.00each + S&H.   Block Alum $10.00 + S&H.

19th Century Reproduction Brass Shaving Cup
This field style of shaving cup is copied from a 19th century original. It is a unique design including a saddle box for the shaving brush. No self respecting voyageur or mountain man would enter the settlements, an Indian village or a rendezvous before topping to attend to his personal appearance. A shaving kit was important part of his gear and his brass shaving cup bespoke his wealth. Leading his fur laden mule, clean shaven in his best apparel, his success and prosperity are the envy of lesser men.
Brass cup is tin lined while the saddle box is brass only. Shaving Cup w/attached Box ........ $42.00 + S&H.