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  1. 12-24-2012, 09:42 PM #11
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    Beautiful pieces of kit you've got. Are those boot pullers I see in a couple of those kits?

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    Interesting. More of a fan type brush.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BobH View Post
    Beautiful pieces of kit you've got. Are those boot pullers I see in a couple of those kits?

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    Napoleon had a Badger brush with a big fancy sterling silver handle. They say it was made by Plisson but the Plisson part I don't know..
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    Quote Originally Posted by thebigspendur View Post
    Napoleon had a Badger brush with a big fancy sterling silver handle. They say it was made by Plisson but the Plisson part I don't know..
    It is Highly possible since Plisson has been making brushes since 1808 in france and Napoleon was born in 1769 and died in 1821.
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    well i got the pics sent to me of the brushes/mug that i mentioned in this thread of someones grandpa's , dad's , grandpa .. ect ... i think some where down the line a grandpa or 2 was added ..lol.. im not thinking the age of these fits the story well ..lol



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    No, but the handles look cool!
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    Quote Originally Posted by maddafinga View Post
    No, but the handles look cool!
    i guess there wood also , i still wouldn't mind having them ...
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    Quote Originally Posted by gooser View Post
    well i got the pics sent to me of the brushes/mug that i mentioned in this thread of someones grandpa's , dad's , grandpa .. ect ... i think some where down the line a grandpa or 2 was added ..lol.. im not thinking the age of these fits the story well ..lol



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