(This post was last modified: 06-13-2022, 06:17 PM by Freddiep318ti.)
During my restoration process I mistakenly thought this little brush was a Albright Rubberset due to the box it arrived in. Afterwards I was provided with the knowledge that the brush predates that and is in fact a No. 58 Theo Kochs brush from late 1800s to early 1900s.
I replaced the old knot with a master badger Silvertip from TGN and will say that even at 16mm, I was not disappointed with performance! It built and held one heck of a good lather that was more than enough for 3+ passes. Makes me wonder what people from the time period would think of all of our fancy named and hand tied knots with custom handles we've grown accustomed to and if we really need them? No plans on giving mine up, lol. Just nice to reflect.
Mitchell's Wool Fat
Theo Kochs No 58 brush w/ TGN master badger Silvertip
Rhodes Kris's Kross w/half Wilkinson Sword blade
Avon Bay Rum
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