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It is a beaut!
Sue Moore 2016 Auction Scores
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It is a beaut!
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That's a great win. Nice review by the way.
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Good review.
I received my auction items today, along with a few extras. Looking forward to trying these!- Thread starter
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Nice!
Won these two beauties in the middle with a straight incoming!
Without saying too much since my experience is limited, Ebonite handles from Paladin is truly amazing! It's heavy and solid and inspires confidence, while still being warm in the hand the way a smooth stone in the sun feels like. Balance is fantastic.
I was initially concerned with the knot notes indicating that this newer batch of knot were purposely ordered to be less dense than previous iterations; specifically I thought that the backbone may suffer. My concerns, however, were unfounded as the backbone and scrub is still very present, but the new knots have significantly better lather release (the difference is apparent if you're familiar with both knots but the difference is not worlds apart). I shouldn't have doubted, Ken!
This Morris and Forndran brush sold as "Heritage Hair". Extremely scrubby (in a good way, almost to the point of scrit without going over) even compared to Simpson's Manchurian while still being a bit less dense than a Chubby Manchurian and consequently has better lather release an feels less like a "wall of badger". A keeper for sure!
Without saying too much since my experience is limited, Ebonite handles from Paladin is truly amazing! It's heavy and solid and inspires confidence, while still being warm in the hand the way a smooth stone in the sun feels like. Balance is fantastic.
I was initially concerned with the knot notes indicating that this newer batch of knot were purposely ordered to be less dense than previous iterations; specifically I thought that the backbone may suffer. My concerns, however, were unfounded as the backbone and scrub is still very present, but the new knots have significantly better lather release (the difference is apparent if you're familiar with both knots but the difference is not worlds apart). I shouldn't have doubted, Ken!
This Morris and Forndran brush sold as "Heritage Hair". Extremely scrubby (in a good way, almost to the point of scrit without going over) even compared to Simpson's Manchurian while still being a bit less dense than a Chubby Manchurian and consequently has better lather release an feels less like a "wall of badger". A keeper for sure!
Wonderful scores!
My win came in the mail. Looking forward to giving it a run over the weekend.
My win came in the mail. Looking forward to giving it a run over the weekend.
I have no pics of my auction score but I do have a nice, rare green badge under my name that I love!
These two landed in my lap this week. From Lots #68 and #69.
Both are potent and new to me. They smells amazing.
Both are potent and new to me. They smells amazing.
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Great wins!
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Wonderful scores!
My win came in the mail. Looking forward to giving it a run over the weekend.
Congrats.
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Really nice!
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Good looking haul!
Thanks Ron. I'm happy to have finally gotten my hands on one. They make a really nice brush.
Just found this thread. Here is the first of two items I won at auction. Finally trying out the legendary MWF.
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Congrats, Larry!
My other auction win arrived today. '56 Red Tip. This is in great condition. Thanks Joe!
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Congrats. The Red Tip is a fine shaver, Larry. I'm sure you'll love it.
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