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I suspect the brush was a display model. I nicknamed it "big floppy" because I have to use care when applying lather that I don't smear it from ear to ear and down to my belly.
Photo of Big Bertha and An Old Everready Brush
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Ouchmychin
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Photo of Big Bertha and An Old Everready Brush
I am going to try to attach a photo of my first badger brush that my wife gave me several years ago now. It is unusual because of its size. It stands 137 mm (~5 3/8") high. The bristles are 62mm (~2 3/8") long. The bloom is 84 mm (~3 1/3"). The knot is only 23 mm. I actually bought it on ebay. It only says "Super Badger, Sterilized, Made in England. I believe the seller was Tones barber supply. Here comes the photo:
I suspect the brush was a display model. I nicknamed it "big floppy" because I have to use care when applying lather that I don't smear it from ear to ear and down to my belly.
I suspect the brush was a display model. I nicknamed it "big floppy" because I have to use care when applying lather that I don't smear it from ear to ear and down to my belly.
Ouchmychin (Pete)
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fallingwickets
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Re: Photo of Big Bertha and An Old Everready Brush
that looks like one very very flexible brush!!!!! Welcome to floppyworld?? 
de gustibus non est disputandum
Re: Photo of Big Bertha and An Old Everready Brush
And here I thought this was a thread comparing golf clubs with shaving brushes ..... 
