Thread: show your brushes!

Wow. I wouldn't use the ivory one but I would have to get a 5 gallon bucket and whip up some lather with that 38mm knot.

Been mos. since I made any brushes,Did this one today,TGN grade A ,S.T.base is Gabon Ebony,top is 40 K year old Walrus Ivory cut off of an old eskimo sled runner,wish this stuff could talk lots O fun.

The top three are my usesers and the last 2 are from my mothers old shave kit, or my fathers... no clue really. I want to put new boar brushes in them someday but that will have to wait till I am able to take care of it roperly

Here it is my humble team of brushes

From left to right:

• Mühle Nr. 281 H 23, Fine Badger, Pine - 21 mm - Size M
• Omega 63167 Pure Badger
• Unknown Hog Bristle Brush
• Wilkinson Boar Brush
• Omega 47 Hog Bristle Brush (my father's brush, old Omega production with a metal handle)
• Unknown Hog Bristle Brush (my father's oldest: time has vanished any written information)

Here are my 5 brushes
First photo
Muhle silvertip badger (My favorite brush)
Simpson Polo 10 Super badger
The stand was custom made to fit these 2 brushes



Second photo
Omega mini badger
Hardright Anchorset (2 band re-knot)
Vulfix badger (Used for heavy dyed creams)



And yes my shave den is pink insert joke here_____________.

Here is most of my collection.

I have since added a Simpson Wee Scott.

Here is my first proper brush. A lovely desert ironwood TI silver tip badger hair brush with 26mm knot. So smoothe on the face and holds copious amounts of water and retains heat.

All you guys have a problem !!!!!!! LOL

Originally Posted by Artes

Here is most of my collection.

I have since added a Simpson Wee Scott.

Holy crap,lovin the two piston hot air engine,Brushes are nice also

My Rooney 1/1 brushes in Finest (faux-ebony), and in Super (faux-ivory; Rooney-manufactured, but otherwise branded):



And my Sterling-silver brush ("Frank", re-bristled in Silvertip by Shavemac), with matching Sterling-silver mug ("Nora"):