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Thanks!Very nice.
Never in the field of shaving brushes was so much owed by so many to so few...
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Thank you, old friend!Never in the field of shaving brushes was so much owed by so many to so few...
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Thank you, old friend!
Yes, the knot is from 2016. We don't make many brushes with 24 mm handles, and we haven't ordered any knots for 24 mm handles since 2016.I just purchased a 24mm 2018 Churchill. Thanks. I’m just finishing the 3rd volume of Manchester’s biography “The Last Lion” so it is a timely purchase.
I noticed that the knot is from 2016 stock. Is that correct?
I read the Manchester 3 volume biography, great books. I’ve also read Churchill’s history of the Second World War. Someday I’ll get his history of world war 1 (The World Crisis). I’m interested in Martin Gilbert’s biography as well. And yes, the brushes are beautiful! I wish I had a good excuse to buy one!I just purchased a 24mm 2018 Churchill. Thanks. I’m just finishing the 3rd volume of Manchester’s biography “The Last Lion” so it is a timely purchase.
I noticed that the knot is from 2016 stock. Is that correct?
Our brush sales were actually slightly up last year. We offered the Churchill brushes as special editions (limited but not individually numbered). Interest was fairly strong the first year, but it fell off from there to where it wasn't adequate to continue on an annual basis.In prior years you had the Churchill brushes. If there were ever a year for an "if you're going through hell, keep going" brush 2020 would have been it. Did this not happen becauses the Churchills were not big sellers, or was it 2020 Covid cuts in production?