Leresche

[efsk]

Welcome. I like the case with your 77.

 

[Walid]

Also a model 34, but this one is New in Box. Never opened. I like to call it my Schröedinger's Razor The last pic in the previous post shows both 34's together.
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The Problem with NOS, how do we know there's a razor there? Also, what is the point of keeping it sealed? In my humble opinion this serves no useful purpose.
I am from the school that if you have it you have to see it and if possible use it. This item was produced to fill a purpose, like shave with it, and Display it.
Boutiques still use display models to sell their stuff. So, the display per say serves a purpose. This package is for storage in a warehouse.
Sorry, but I want to understand, I could be missing something. If that's the case then let me know. If not then:

@efsk 0 @Walid 1​

 

[ehv]

@Walid it's a special version Leresche type Schrödinger

 

[Walid]

@Walid it's a special version Leresche type Schrödinger

I guess @efsk needs all the arguments he can get. Unfortunately for him he won't be able to sustain a high level Quantum physics conversation, the guy can barely hack it into KDE and Vi
But he might be able use some mental gymnastics with a bit of philosophy to argue his point. Let's see.

 

[ehv]

@Walid to be honest I always thought I was rather smart. But my son had quantum physics last year at the University. I couldn't follow him. I can make a joke about a Schrödinger, but that is as far as it goes.

 

[efsk]

Plain and simple: as long as I don't open the package, I have a pristine utterly mint Leresche 34 and a heap of rust SIMULTANEOUSLY! That's Schrödingers razor!
Open it will destroy a piece of history. How many of these are around, still sealed? Not that much, I reckon. That makes it a rare and valuable object. And as I already own a 34 in good to very good condition, I see no need to destroy a rather unique object.
Now, had it not been sealed, just open a flap and you're there, as with modern razors, I'd have it open in a jiffy.
BTW, I also own a Schrödingers Gibbs. Same one as @Northstonehill has. He opened his, makes mine more rare.

 

[Walid]

Plain and simple: as long as I don't open the package, I have a pristine utterly mint Leresche 34 and a heap of rust SIMULTANEOUSLY! That's Schrödingers razor!
Open it will destroy a piece of history. How many of these are around, still sealed? Not that much, I reckon. That makes it a rare and valuable object. And as I already own a 34 in good to very good condition, I see no need to destroy a rather unique object.
Now, had it not been sealed, just open a flap and you're there, as with modern razors, I'd have it open in a jiffy.
BTW, I also own a Schrödingers Gibbs. Same one as @Northstonehill has. He opened his, makes mine more rare.

I don't know about your logic...It's like marrying a veiled virgin and not touching her at all. You'll never know, she could be ugly or maybe even a man. But hey you'll never know and you can pride yourself of having a veiled virgin that nobody touched or saw...even you.
It doesn't make sense to me, but to each his own.

 

[efsk]

But hey you'll never know and you can pride yourself of having a veiled virgin that nobody touched or saw...even you.

While at the same time having the unveiled version that I've thoroughly testdrived. You forget that part.

 

[Walid]

While at the same time having the unveiled version that I've thoroughly testdrived. You forget that part.

Hehe...yes I forgot that. But you still need to peak inside the veil, just to make sure that no one made a fool out of you. One day you X-ray this thing and lo and behold it's a brick they sold you.

 

[efsk]

That‘s the Great thing about Schrödinger: as long as I don‘t look, it‘s both. So one day I look and think: shitty piece of crap, glad I don’t have to see it, and the next day I think: look at this, who else owns a guaranteed mint, NOS, NIB Leresche from the early 1930s?

 

[Walid]

That‘s the Great thing about Schrödinger: as long as I don‘t look, it‘s both. So one day I look and think: shitty piece of crap, glad I don’t have to see it, and the next day I think: look at this, who else owns a guaranteed mint, NOS, NIB Leresche from the early 1930s?

No many...just a few and...you're one of them...according to Schrödinger law (to be precise).

 

[ehv]

NOS Leresche

 

[efsk]

Lovely!