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Here's a photo from the back of the box as well as a Floris No. 89 cream from the old days:

I'm happy to have one of these, unused, remaining. It still has the wax paper over the soap. There is no UPC code on the box, and I would guess it's from the early 1970's.

Hi James,

Yes, it is an EdT spray.

Hi James,

I've got a 50ml(1.7 oz.) bottle in the box that's 85% full. They sell for $80.00 on Amazon. How does $50.00 shipped sound?

They could at least apply a "new, improved" print bullet.

If I didn't already have one John, I'd be all over this.

Any of the shave soaps made in England prior to 2000, specifically the 3 British T's, Penhaligon's, Floris, and Yardley. D R Harris have been and continue to be well formulated. Most of the American soaps prior to 1985, like Lauren, Aramis, Charbert, Houbigant Fougere Royale, and shaving soap versio...

I noticed that too. This is one of the few times that a repackaging would hopefully result in an improvement over the predecessor.

Thanks John. I'll keep trying. If available anywhere, I knew this forum would be the place to try and find it.

Looking to buy or trade. Please PM if available.

Thanks.

Can't beat that for good service Shawn.

Beautiful, stunning Plisson brushes Leo. I especially like the HMW on the far left. I have a question for you. Do you notice much, if any, differences between the hair on the HMW vs. the EW, both in terms of shaving satisfaction and cosmetic interest.

I just checked and I don't see it any more. I got mine a couple of weeks ago.

Pinaud Clubman Country Club is nice. I bought mine off E-bay for $7.95 and it came in a large plastic container.

Great looking brushes Tim. How do you like them compared to a Simpson Duke 3?

Beautiful brush with a 30 x 57 mm knot. $160. shipped CONUS.

Gary, thanks for your historical perspective. It really brings the Simpson legacy to life for me.

Hi John,

How are things in Seattle?

It's not so noticeable on the Chubby handles, but if you look at the PJ's and the Tulips, among others, you'll see what I mean.

Paul

The newer(post-Vulfix) Simpson brush handles seem to be generally less-favored especially by those of us who remember the Somerset brush handles. I'm told, but I'm not sure of the accuracy of this, that the reason is that the newer ones are fashioned by automatic lathe machines, perhaps CNC, and the...

Great looking brushes John. I really like the Case in butterscotch.

Paul