Knifewear.com They do mostly high end hand made kitchen knifes imported from Japan, but they also have a shaving section with a couple choices for razors, a huge variety of different brushes, as well as a bunch of soaps, and all the different sharpening supplies you could need. When looking for a straight razor, you want one that is carbon steel, not stainless steel. Carbon holds the edge way way better, than stainless does, but carbon razors are more expensive. The other option to buying new is checking out flea markets and antique stores. Sometimes you can get lucky and find a decent razor. But mostly all the razors I have found at those types of places have been very rough, and would have taken too much grinding down to fix up the edge and get rid of the nicks.