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Somerset Simpson PJ2 Super Badger 2 Band, gently used and in excellent condition although the lettering is a bit faint and the decal is long gone. Not a shedder. Original box.

Always buy the good stuff. 'Cause if you ever decide to sell it...

David

Sold pending receipt of funds.

A real classic from a highly desirable era: Simpson Chubby 2 Super Badger, excellent condition.

Wonderfully dense with very soft tips. No shedding issues.

SOLD

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If it's not Lagavulin, it's crap!

...To paraphrase Mike Myers

As Inspector Clouseau would say...Bemp!

I think you chaps are missing the boat on the Emillion. If you like a dense brush, this puppy is as close to a CH2 as I've ever owned.

I keeping looking at the Emillion and thinking, "What if I bought it and it was too big..." Too big? TOO BIG? Steady on, Max old boy! Why, in many aboriginal tribes that practise wet shaving, the size of one's shaving brush is considered a statement about the size of one's other, more per...

fallingwickets wrote:if the person that bought the t2 has never used a tulip before........OMG!!!! are you in for a treat

clive

You should see what the gent who bought the Rooney Finest has to say about it.

I've received two queries regarding the Simpson T2. Just for the record, yes, it is a Somerset brush and yes, it does have the concentric grooves or "bullseye" pattern cut into the bottom of the handle. I have no idea what the bullseye pattern means. Perhaps the chap doing the turning got ...

bernards66 wrote:All superb brushes, and I can say that with confidence as I have all three of them ( well, okay...so my Tulip is a #3, but close enough ). Best of luck with your sale.
Regards,
Gordon

Thanks for the kind words, Gordon. Hope all is well with you.

Three more to be cut from the herd: *SOLD* Olde Apothecary Shop made by Lee Sabini and bought through Sam a few years back. Two banded, as you can see, with nice white tips. *SOLD* Rooney Emillion Heritage. This is an early Emillion that is labeled "1" and "Super Badger" but does...

Bump and price reduction.

Greetings, lads! It's been quite some time since I last trod the halls of dear old SMF, but hopefully some of you will remember me. I've decided to divest myself of a few of my worldly possesions and so offer for your consideration a Rooney Finest, Style 2/Size 1. This is one of the earliest example...

Those are some healthy Brookies, is Tunkhannock a Spring Creek? No, it's a tributary of Tobyhanna Creek in the Poconos. The section we fished, courtesy of a friend, is managed by a private club and holds some beautiful fish. The biggest book trout I ever caught came from the home pool there...five ...

My daughter with some early season brookies. Tunkhannock Creek, Pennsylvania. Must have been twenty years ago, but it seems like yesterday.

RJ,

If I'd caught that beauty I'd be stopping complete strangers on the street..."Hi there! You don't know me, but I'd like to tell you about my swordfish..."

Very, very nice.

A noble pursuit!

If you lather on your face, use smaller brushes and want warm lather, get the small Moss scuttle. From a pragmatic standpoint that's the obvious answer...IMO.

drP wrote:The last five posters...i think you are nuts.........

You seem to share the majority opinion.

I make a point of removing the label when I first use a new Simpson. Strictly a matter of preference.