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I don't think that's a bad deal—looks like you'd spend £36 on one if you bought it from the States instead.

It seems to me that you're looking at either new or as-new Dovos, so you can't really go wrong. You've found a good selection of blades, it all just depends, now, on which you like best and how much...

What about all the other stuff, though? Don't you still need to buy that, too? I thought you were on to a winner with one of those kits.

The process for account creation and checkout is exactly the same as on any English site. Common sense and Google Translate should get you through it! (They have a thing to translate entire web...

It's not an ad. It a totally random link—look at where it says 'Hannah' just next to the menu options.

Also, why on earth is there a link to Hannah Solicitors at the top of the page? :hmmm:

EDIT: Specifically their 'wills' page...

I reckon that The Invisible Edge's traditional kit is better value for money (look at all those extra bits—brush, soap, bowl, styptic pencil and alum block—all for £50).

I was going to say that if...

Here's the starter kits page:

shaving starter kits

The full kits include Thiers Issard razors but they have kits that exclude the razor, if you scroll down the page, should you be set on a Dovo...

Some people might disagree with me here, but there's always the option of buying a vintage razor.

Tony Holmes (Taylors 1000 on eBay) is a very good seller (and a generally good bloke too, from my...

It seems that with Dovo razors it's just down to luck. None of them are professionally honed, unless the seller says otherwise, but sometimes the factory sharpening is ok, and other times it's crap...

Most people seem to buy a Best Quality as their first razor, so you're fine there.

Don't forget you've got another £8 shipping on that—can't you find any UK sellers?

I was going to recommend...