22 mm TGN A grade (pre-bloom) set at 50 mm. Does anybody know what this handle is? I don't. Restored it for a relative...
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maybe a made rite?its sweet anyway
I'm pretty sure it's an exact match for a little Century brush I have. Nice restore!
Very nice!
Very nice. I set the same knot (at basically the same loft) in a cool old Klenzo handle; you can see it here http://badgerandblade.com/vb/showthread.php/433068-Klenzo-Restore
It's a great knot and looks especially nice in that old butterscotch of yours. I can't provide any help in IDing that one, assuming it's unmarked.
Have fun.
It's a great knot and looks especially nice in that old butterscotch of yours. I can't provide any help in IDing that one, assuming it's unmarked.
Have fun.
Very nice.
I looks pretty new! Congrats!!
Beautiful brush indeed!
Nice restoration! Another possibility on the maker is Baton-- I have a model 7644 that's very similar, but not identical, to your handle.
Dont know what the handle is but it does look good. Whats an A grade knot? Pardon my ignorance.
A good question. "Grade A" is just a designation used by The Golden Nib for their higher grade silvertip knots, distinguishing them from their "regular" silvertip knots, which are of a lower quality. It's not really a very meaningful designation for purposes of comparing with other vendors' knots, as there is no uniformity in grading nomenclature. One vendor's "regular" might be equivalent to another's "Grade A", or "premium" or some other such designation. So, it's mostly trial and error to find the knots that work for you, but there is a lot of helpful guidance on this forum from our more experienced members.
Have fun.
Nice. I'm sure your relative will be pleased with it!
I did not know that, thanks for answering. Sounds like a confusing way to label different varieties....or am I confused
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