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Gordon, I did buy this in the Jermyn St. shop. It wasn't designated as a particular model as I recall - simple as their "premium" line at that time - the saleman was very enthusiastic about these brushes d pointed out the grained handle. It seemed as though they had the small, med. and lar...

I think that TOBS also sells Rooneys with their own label. I bought this brush ther a couple of years ago and it looks like a Rooney.
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I have heard that badgers are used as a meat animal in China, so the hair is a high value by-product rather like leather. This it is not the same as ivory for example where an animal would be killed for just one small part. Even though I consider myself to be against cruelty to animals and uncessary...

I like the face feel of the "3-band" bristle but wouldn't want to give up my "2-band" either. Those sloppy labels are bad though - what are they thinking? Now that the competition is hotting up with Simpson's renwed quality and Rooney's finest, Plisson should be raising the bar. ...

Hi all, I pretty new to this forum after being a lurker for some time, I'm quite active in the "other " popular forum. I have the good fortune to own 2 Plisson 12 HMW's and they are two completey different brushes. One is a "3-band" and it's soft, flexible, holds lots of water an...