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Böker 090502 Razor Strop $65.00 Leather strop by Böker. Specially developed strop for all Böker straight razors. The smooth Russian leather brings a perfect finish to every cutting edge. Ideal for a professional, after resharpening on a Belgian whetstone. Both sides feature a leather surface for extended durability. Dimensions (leather) 1 1/2" x 8". total approximate length 13". Includes a push-cover and instruction manual. Made in Solingen.

Böker 1212 $62.00 3½’’ Fine Point Cuticle (Stainless) Discontinued by manufacturer, limited quantities available.

Böker 140503 Straight Razor $340.00 This extremely sharp 4/8" straight razor with carbon steel blade was a bestseller in H. Böker's product line in 1906. Due to the compact size of this straight razor, it was very popular in barber shops and among other professional users. Nowadays, this size is pretty rare. The experienced specialists from Böker grind the blade with the popular round head. The scales are made of natural bone with the traditional Böker emblem. Completely made by hand in the Böker factory in Solingen, Germany. Delivered in a traditional box with a certificate of authenticity. Serial numbered.

Böker 140507 Straight Razor $290.00 Straight razor by Böker. The compact 4/8" blade has been a bestseller in the long history of high quality Böker straight razors. The steel (non-stainless) has outstanding edge retention and is traditionally ground by hand. The handle scales are made of water resistant synthetic material. An ideal tool even for daily professional use. Also features historical etching and authentic Böker stamp on the blade. Completely made by hand in the Böker Manufactory in Solingen, Germany. Delivered in historical packaging with a certificate of authenticity. Since the beginning of the Böker manufacturing plant in 1869, high quality straight razors were produced in Solingen, Germany. At that time, they were already focused on the usage of nothing less than the best in materials, and it was of the utmost importance to maintain the highest production standards available. With that background, the success came quickly, and this gave Böker straight razors an impeccable international reputation. After World War II, the manufacturing of straight razors gradually came to a stop. Today, an original Böker catalog from 1906 is the oldest document in our archives about the razor blade product line of that time. More than 100 years later, a new lineup is being manufactured in Solingen, reviving the old tradition. Through 170 individual production steps, the new and exclusive Böker straight razors are created. A guarantor for the highest quality is the successful "finger nail test". Only the edge of a perfectly ground blade can be visibly bent on your thumbnail and returns immediately to its original shape when released. Cheap blades are too thick to do this, and for that reason they are referred to as "axes" by the experts.

Böker 140509 Straight Razor $190.00 Straight razor by Böker. The compact 4/8" blade has been a bestseller in the long history of high quality Böker straight razors. The steel (non-stainless) has outstanding edge retention and is traditionally ground by hand. The handle scales are made of water resistant synthetic material. An ideal tool even for daily professional use. Also features historical etching and authentic Böker stamp on the blade. Completely made by hand in the Böker Manufactory in Solingen, Germany. Delivered in historical packaging with a certificate of authenticity. Since the beginning of the Böker manufacturing plant in 1869, high quality straight razors were produced in Solingen, Germany. At that time, they were already focused on the usage of nothing less than the best in materials, and it was of the utmost importance to maintain the highest production standards available. With that background, the success came quickly, and this gave Böker straight razors an impeccable international reputation. After World War II, the manufacturing of straight razors gradually came to a stop. Today, an original Böker catalog from 1906 is the oldest document in our archives about the razor blade product line of that time. More than 100 years later, a new lineup is being manufactured in Solingen, reviving the old tradition. Through 170 individual production steps, the new and exclusive Böker straight razors are created. A guarantor for the highest quality is the successful "finger nail test". Only the edge of a perfectly ground blade can be visibly bent on your thumbnail and returns immediately to its original shape when released. Cheap blades are too thick to do this, and for that reason they are referred to as "axes" by the experts.

Böker 140510 Straight Razor $180.00 Straight razor by Böker. The compact 4/8" blade has been a bestseller in the long history of high quality Böker straight razors. The steel (non-stainless) has outstanding edge retention and is traditionally ground by hand. The handle scales are made of water resistant synthetic material. An ideal tool even for daily professional use. Also features historical etching and authentic Böker stamp on the blade. Completely made by hand in the Böker Manufactory in Solingen, Germany. Delivered in historical packaging with a certificate of authenticity. Since the beginning of the Böker manufacturing plant in 1869, high quality straight razors were produced in Solingen, Germany. At that time, they were already focused on the usage of nothing less than the best in materials, and it was of the utmost importance to maintain the highest production standards available. With that background, the success came quickly, and this gave Böker straight razors an impeccable international reputation. After World War II, the manufacturing of straight razors gradually came to a stop. Today, an original Böker catalog from 1906 is the oldest document in our archives about the razor blade product line of that time. More than 100 years later, a new lineup is being manufactured in Solingen, reviving the old tradition. Through 170 individual production steps, the new and exclusive Böker straight razors are created. A guarantor for the highest quality is the successful "finger nail test". Only the edge of a perfectly ground blade can be visibly bent on your thumbnail and returns immediately to its original shape when released. Cheap blades are too thick to do this, and for that reason they are referred to as "axes" by the experts.

Böker 140511 Straight Razor $220.00 New edition of a classic razor from the Böker product range of the beginning of the last century. In order to enhance the cutting properties, the blade steel contained real silver at the time and was called "Silver Steel". Thanks to the employment of real silver, the surface structure of the blade was clearly enhanced and as a result, the cutting performance of the razor was remarkably improved. The non-stainless but high-performing 6/8” blade of carbon steel has a pronounced hollow ground and the remarkably smoothed out blade spine features a grooved thumb rest for particularly safe handling. In this new version, the handle scales have been made of white Micarta that withstands humidity and whose ivory look adds to the exclusive appearance. This razor blade is manufactured by hand in over 120 individual operations in the Böker factory in Solingen. Delivered with individual serial number and certificate of authenticity. Comes in a historical collector's box. Discontinued by manufacturer, limited quantities available.

Böker 140512 Straight Razor $220.00 New edition of a classic razor from the Böker product range of the beginning of the last century. In order to enhance the cutting properties, the blade steel contained real silver at the time and was called "Silver Steel". Thanks to the employment of real silver, the surface structure of the blade was clearly enhanced and as a result, the cutting performance of the razor was remarkably improved. The non-stainless but high-performing 6/8' blade of carbon steel has a pronounced hollow ground and the remarkably smoothed out blade spine features a grooved thumb rest for particularly safe handling. Includes handle scales in classical tortoise shell look. The precious appearance of this partially translucent material creates the unique and elegant impression of this razor. This razor blade is manufactured by hand in over 120 individual operations in the Böker Knife Manufactory in Solingen. Delivered with individual serial number and certificate of authenticity. Comes in a historical collector's box.

Böker 140514 Straight Razor $270.00 At the end of the 19th century, there was a line of unique and eccentric straight razors that were distributed under the brand name "Böker Elite." With this new Böker Elite, Böker is reviving this tradition. The unusual blade grind gives it a unique character. The massive 6/8" blade, made of carbon steel (non-stainless) for superior edge retention, features a fine hollow grind and two swedges on the blade spine. The dynamic transition from the edge to the grind adds an appealing touch. The handle scales are crafted of carefully selected buffalo horn in France, and are mounted on nickel silver liners, which provide added stability and smooth, even blade action. This fascinating straight razor is manufactured by hand, in a process of 140 steps, in the Böker Manufactory in Solingen, Germany. Delivered in historical packaging with a certificate of authenticity.

Böker 140515 Straight Razor $260.00 Straight razor by Böker. The 6/8" blade has been a bestseller in the long history of high quality Böker straight razors. The steel (non-stainless) has outstanding edge retention and is traditionally ground by hand. The handle scales are made of hand selected water buffalo horn from France. An ideal tool even for daily professional use. Also features historical etching and authentic Böker stamp on the blade. Completely made by hand in the Böker Manufactory in Solingen, Germany. Delivered in historical packaging with a certificate of authenticity. Discontinued by manufacturer, limited quantities available.

Böker 140519 Straight Razor $300.00 High quality cutlery from Solingen, with the familiar tree logo, has maintained a reputation of excellence for generations. Products from the Böker knife manufactory under the brand "Arbolito" (Spanish for "little trees"), remain under high demand as well. Our new straight razor, "Böker Arbolito," signifies quality. The moisture resistant synthetic handles are decorated with marquetry, expertly placed by hand. The 5/8" blade, from the finest Solingen steel (non-stainless), dons the traditional Spanish milled head. This unique razor is manufactured in more than 120 steps, by hand, in the Böker factory in Solingen, Germany. Delivered in historical packaging with a certificate of authenticity. Serial numbered. Since the beginning of the Böker manufacturing plant in 1869, high quality straight razors were produced in Solingen, Germany. At that time, they were already focused on the usage of nothing less than the best in materials, and it was of the utmost importance to maintain the highest production standards available. With that background, the success came quickly, and this gave Böker straight razors an impeccable international reputation. After World War II, the manufacturing of straight razors gradually came to a stop. Today, an original Böker catalog from 1906 is the oldest document in our archives about the razor blade product line of that time. More than 100 years later, a new lineup is being manufactured in Solingen, reviving the old tradition. Through 170 individual production steps, the new and exclusive Böker straight razors are created. A guarantor for the highest quality is the successful "finger nail test". Only the edge of a perfectly ground blade can be visibly bent on your thumbnail and returns immediately to its original shape when released. Cheap blades are too thick to do this, and for that reason they are referred to as "axes" by the experts.

Böker 140520 Straight Razor $190.00 Straight razor by Böker. The 5/8" blade has been a bestseller in the long history of high quality Böker straight razors. The steel (non-stainless) has outstanding edge retention and is traditionally ground by hand. The handle scales are made of smooth natural white bone. An ideal tool even for daily professional use. Also features historical etching and authentic Böker stamp on the blade. Completely made by hand in the Böker Manufactory in Solingen, Germany. Delivered in historical packaging with a certificate of authenticity.

Böker 140521 Straight Razor $150.00 Straight razor by Böker. The compact 4/8" blade has been a bestseller in the long history of high quality Böker straight razors. The steel (non-stainless) has outstanding edge retention and is traditionally ground by hand. The handle scales are made of water resistant synthetic material. An ideal tool even for daily professional use. Also features historical etching and authentic Böker stamp on the blade. Completely made by hand in the Böker Manufactory in Solingen, Germany. Delivered in historical packaging with a certificate of authenticity. Since the beginning of the Böker manufacturing plant in 1869, high quality straight razors were produced in Solingen, Germany. At that time, they were already focused on the usage of nothing less than the best in materials, and it was of the utmost importance to maintain the highest production standards available. With that background, the success came quickly, and this gave Böker straight razors an impeccable international reputation. After World War II, the manufacturing of straight razors gradually came to a stop. Today, an original Böker catalog from 1906 is the oldest document in our archives about the razor blade product line of that time. More than 100 years later, a new lineup is being manufactured in Solingen, reviving the old tradition. Through 170 individual production steps, the new and exclusive Böker straight razors are created. A guarantor for the highest quality is the successful "finger nail test". Only the edge of a perfectly ground blade can be visibly bent on your thumbnail and returns immediately to its original shape when released. Cheap blades are too thick to do this, and for that reason they are referred to as "axes" by the experts.

Böker 140531 Straight Razor $160.00 Straight razor by Böker. The compact 4/8" blade has been a bestseller in the long history of high quality Böker straight razors. The steel (non-stainless) has outstanding edge retention and is traditionally ground by hand. The handle scales are made of water resistant synthetic material. An ideal tool even for daily professional use. Also features historical etching and authentic Böker stamp on the blade. Completely made by hand in the Böker Manufactory in Solingen, Germany. Delivered in historical packaging with a certificate of authenticity. Since the beginning of the Böker manufacturing plant in 1869, high quality straight razors were produced in Solingen, Germany. At that time, they were already focused on the usage of nothing less than the best in materials, and it was of the utmost importance to maintain the highest production standards available. With that background, the success came quickly, and this gave Böker straight razors an impeccable international reputation. After World War II, the manufacturing of straight razors gradually came to a stop. Today, an original Böker catalog from 1906 is the oldest document in our archives about the razor blade product line of that time. More than 100 years later, a new lineup is being manufactured in Solingen, reviving the old tradition. Through 170 individual production steps, the new and exclusive Böker straight razors are created. A guarantor for the highest quality is the successful "finger nail test". Only the edge of a perfectly ground blade can be visibly bent on your thumbnail and returns immediately to its original shape when released. Cheap blades are too thick to do this, and for that reason they are referred to as "axes" by the experts.

Böker 140532 Straight Razor $180.00 For many years, canvas Micarta has been a well established and approved material for handles of sporting knives and outdoor knives. Generally, Micarta is a compound material, consisting of fabric and epoxy. To produce Micarta, many layers of the medium (canvas) are immersed in epoxy. When hardened, it can be ground in the appropriate shape, and the typical structure of the basic material comes out in a beautiful way. The handle scales of the new straight razor model Tree Brand are made of the very popular green canvas Micarta. Canvas Micarta does not only have an appealing look, it also offers a lot of advantages in use. This material is extremely rugged and provides a very secure and comfortable grip, even with wet hands. The compact 4/8" blade is made of the best Solingen razor steel (high edge retention, non-stainless) and provides perfect handling, even for professional use, with the traditional hollow grind. Also features historical etching and authentic Boker stamp on the blade. Made completely by hand in the Boker Manufactory in Solingen, Germany. Comes in historical packaging with a certificate of authenticity. Since the beginning of the Böker manufacturing plant in 1869, high quality straight razors were produced in Solingen, Germany. At that time, they were already focused on the usage of nothing less than the best in materials, and it was of the utmost importance to maintain the highest production standards available. With that background, the success came quickly, and this gave Böker straight razors an impeccable international reputation. After World War II, the manufacturing of straight razors gradually came to a stop. Today, an original Böker catalog from 1906 is the oldest document in our archives about the razor blade product line of that time. More than 100 years later, a new lineup is being manufactured in Solingen, reviving the old tradition. Through 170 individual production steps, the new and exclusive Böker straight razors are created. A guarantor for the highest quality is the successful "finger nail test". Only the edge of a perfectly ground blade can be visibly bent on your thumbnail and returns immediately to its original shape when released. Cheap blades are too thick to do this, and for that reason they are referred to as "axes" by the experts.

Böker 140600DAM Straight Razor $1,300.00 With this fascinating straight razor a new chapter in the more than a century old tradition of high end Böker straight razors begins. For the first time, we use powder metallurgical stainless Damascus for the blade of a straight razor. In a very complex and demanding process, 180 layers of Damascus steel are created by sintering the different materials to achieve the perfect material for the fine grind of the blade. The traditional hollow grind brings out the beautiful texture of the Damascus pattern perfectly. This blade, made with the latest technology available, harmonizes with the original handle scales from the 1930's, a special synthetic material with an ivory-like structure, which is very flexible and water resistant. It shows a historic Böker logo artfully inlayed in the scale, a detail which is rarely used on modern knives. This new Böker Damascus straight razor is handmade in 150 steps in the Böker factory in Solingen, Germany, and is strictly limited to 500 pieces worldwide. Delivered in a wooden presentation box with a certificate of authenticity. Blade: 5/8". Since the beginning of the Böker manufacturing plant in 1869, high quality straight razors were produced in Solingen, Germany. At that time, they were already focused on the usage of nothing less than the best in materials, and it was of the utmost importance to maintain the highest production standards available. With that background, the success came quickly, and this gave Böker straight razors an impeccable international reputation. After World War II, the manufacturing of straight razors gradually came to a stop. Today, an original Böker catalog from 1906 is the oldest document in our archives about the razor blade product line of that time. More than 100 years later, a new lineup is being manufactured in Solingen, reviving the old tradition. Through 170 individual production steps, the new and exclusive Böker straight razors are created. A guarantor for the highest quality is the successful "finger nail test". Only the edge of a perfectly ground blade can be visibly bent on your thumbnail and returns immediately to its original shape when released. Cheap blades are too thick to do this, and for that reason they are referred to as "axes" by the experts.

Böker 140621 Straight Razor $170.00 Our classic model gets a new look, with elegant white handle scales. The King Cutter is a classic in the Boker lineup, and the perfect razor for every day. With the practical 5/8" blade, it is the ideal razor for use every morning. Easy to handle and provides excellent shaving results. Also suitable for less experienced users. The non-stainless blade is made of the best Solingen razor steel, and masters daily use with ease, with its traditional hollow grind. The handle is made of moisture resistant synthetic material. This piece also features historical blade etching and authentic Boker stamp. Made completely by hand in the Boker Manufactory in Solingen, Germany. Comes in traditional packaging with a certificate of authenticity.

Consolidated Cutlery 888 Folding Pocket "Normandy Style" Nail Clipper $35.00 This sleek compact design of forged stainless steel folds flat for easy carry in the pocket or purse. Precision ground jaw provide clean smooth cutting and a convenient nail file and cleaner completes this compact manicure tool. Satin finished with black leather key ring pouch. The best quality we have found since the demise of the original French maker. Handcrafted in Taiwan.

Cutiecut CC-8027 3½" Stainless Cuticle Scissors $36.00

Diamancel #1 Fine $36.00 Professional 7'' Flexible Diamond Nail File. For weak, brittle natural nails. Finishing file. 220 Grit. Color: White.

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