It's been over half a year since I restored any shaving brushes, but that hasn't stopped me from accumulating brushes for future work, mostly from local flea markets and antique shops. The most I've paid for any of these was $5.00/each. I find I have to do this work when the weather is nice since SWMBO has forbidden me from grinding out knots indoors. I have to agree with her...the stench of ancient boar or badger hair being attacked by power tools is pretty gross.
Here's the six I currently have waiting for me to get off my backside and get busy:
Top Left: Ever-Ready 150, Black and Ivory
Top Center: Whiting-Adams "Vulcan" 3274, Black and Ivory
Top Right: Rubberset 200-2, Black and Ivory
Bottom Left: Ever-Ready, Green and Black (no model #)
Bottom Center: Ever-Ready 250D, Hexagonal, Clear Lucite with Black Cavity
Bottom Right: Opal, Square,Clear Lucite with Black Cavity
Here's the six I currently have waiting for me to get off my backside and get busy:
Top Left: Ever-Ready 150, Black and Ivory
Top Center: Whiting-Adams "Vulcan" 3274, Black and Ivory
Top Right: Rubberset 200-2, Black and Ivory
Bottom Left: Ever-Ready, Green and Black (no model #)
Bottom Center: Ever-Ready 250D, Hexagonal, Clear Lucite with Black Cavity
Bottom Right: Opal, Square,Clear Lucite with Black Cavity
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