Done, I now have 7 x M7 brushes, in all hair types. The synthetic Chubby 3 was a bargain at $100.
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December 2021 SHAVING Acquisitions Thread
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Done, I now have 7 x M7 brushes, in all hair types. The synthetic Chubby 3 was a bargain at $100.
Trust me the Tasmanian Huon Pine doesn’t smell like a cheap ass Pino you can get from chemist warehouse.
Nanook
"Abandon all money, ye who enter here."
Totally agree, that Huon Pine aftershave is awesome.
StratMan
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I have no desire to smell like a real or fake pine tree
Wimp!!
Razor Burn
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Lovely brush collection and as recent recipient of a budget Trafalgar T3 I can admire the Simpson class and elegance
Done, I now have 7 x M7 brushes, in all hair types. The synthetic Chubby 3 was a bargain at $100.
Just make sure those vintage aftershave doesn't cause the old swags to go wild and out of control, otherwise, you'll never escape.I'm delighted with this vintage after shave lot.
From L to R; Avon Trazarra, M & W Tabac, Faberge Brut, Avon Excalibur, Shulton Old Spice, Helena Rubenstein Tang
Chad
... had his first - 15/8/20
I'm delighted with this vintage after shave lot.
From L to R; Avon Trazarra, M & W Tabac, Faberge Brut, Avon Excalibur, Shulton Old Spice, Helena Rubenstein Tang
Good stuff
He doesn’t need to worry yet, the old swags are still at your place for a bit sampling the soaps.Just make sure those vintage aftershave doesn't cause the old swags to go wild and out of control, otherwise, you'll never escape.
Hmmm, don't you think it's about time we withdrew that term from circulation?
Hmmm, don't you think it's about time we withdrew that term from circulation?
Very nice - great scoreI'm delighted with this vintage after shave lot.
From L to R; Avon Trazarra, M & W Tabac, Faberge Brut, Avon Excalibur, Shulton Old Spice, Helena Rubenstein Tang
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I do love a Simpson Shaving brush, 24 and counting.Lovely brush collection and as recent recipient of a budget Trafalgar T3 I can admire the Simpson class and elegance
rbscebu
Mr. Strop
My tenth Gold Dollar W59 arrived this morning.
I will bread-knife out the smile and hone it up tomorrow.
Of the previous 9 of these, the first cracked while being honed (operator error) and seven were made into a matching seven-day set, engraved in Chinese. That set was later almost given away to a Chinese friend of mine.
Now I have two.These SR's can look intimidating but I thoroughly enjoy shaving with them. I keep the toe sharp and pointy. Good for shaving in those difficult areas like inside the nostrils and ear canals.
I might post a thread on my setting up of this new SR.
Of the previous 9 of these, the first cracked while being honed (operator error) and seven were made into a matching seven-day set, engraved in Chinese. That set was later almost given away to a Chinese friend of mine.
I might post a thread on my setting up of this new SR.
Wilkshire13
The Torch Whisperer
If that's the brush I think it is, it's a Silvertip. This particular knot isn't a particularly great example from memory.
Acquired this Billy Goat Brushworks beauty (swapped for some synthetics) from a guy on TAWSE. Not sure what the knot is, perhaps Silvertip?
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