Updated: I may have a brush addiction...

The Major is a brush that I've always admired, but until now I haven't been able to find a nice vintage example.  I almost passed on this brush due to the crack, but the Truefitt & Hill branding pushed me over the edge.  The hair is firm with soft tips and made an excellent lather this morning.  It won't get used often, but will be a joy when it does.

I think you may be right.

(10-19-2016, 08:03 AM)blzrfn Wrote:

The Kent Krew:



L to R: Kent KS1, Kent KS2, Kent #135 Horn (NOS), Kent V7, Kent V6, Kent V4

Dave
The #135 I can date to 1930. It was one of the VP series, but I don’t know what VP means. See my thread on the Barrel Kent andyou will see a picture of a VP134 from the Kent 1930 catalogue. There, you will also see a range of other early Kents from that yesr including an early version of the Barrel style.

http://shavenook.com/showthread.php?tid=...#pid896852

Wow.  Some really nice collections being displayed.  I'm really enjoying seeing all the vintage butterscotch.  Something I don't have in my own collection.  I'm keeping an eye out for a vintage butterscotch at my local vintage artifacts dealer.  It would be nice to find one in the wild.  I'm trying to be patient.

I like that V7, V6, V4 handle shape.. 

Now that is brush collection, wow. Nice sir.

(06-14-2019, 06:22 AM)Carmine Wrote: Now that is brush collection, wow.  Nice sir.

Welcome to TSN Carmine.   When you have a chance,  please introduce yourself in the Introductions section, so our members can give you a proper welcome.

(06-14-2019, 06:22 AM)Carmine Wrote: Now that is brush collection, wow. Nice sir.

Thank you Carmine, I wish I had the time to update this thread.

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