Thanks to everyone who resonded to my question re Rooney Stubbies in the UK. One kind member directed me towards Classic Shaving, where there were indeed Rooney Heritage Brushes, but none actually described as 'Stubby'. Are Stubbies also called something else, such as 'style 1' or 'style 2'? Perhaps 'Stubby' is a colloquialism for the brush? Can anyone advise on this, please? Thanks!
Rooney Stubby - Style 1, Style 2...?
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Actually, Classicshaving carries a limited variety of the Heritage line from Rooney. I checked their site and they do not carry the Stubby line from Rooney. However, you can find them at www.vintagebladesllc.com.
Check here: http://www.vintagebladesllc.com/vshop/xcart/home.php?cat=173
Check here: http://www.vintagebladesllc.com/vshop/xcart/home.php?cat=173
Classic shaving does carry SOME heritage line brushes. The ones with photos taken against a black backgound on the site are heritage line. The beehive they have is fairly similar to the one you were after - could be worth looking in to if you don't manage to find another source.
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Alan, so sorry about that, I did not realize they did not carry the stubby
Vintageblades may ship to the UK, but if they will not, I'll be happy to help hot-potato one over to you.
Best of luck.
J
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