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Here are my latest restorations, both with butterscotch. The one on the left is labeled VF5, Pure Badger and Made in England. There is a missing shield which you may be able to see - faintly different shade of butterscotch. The two tone on the right is labeled, on the bottom, Sterilized and Set in Rubber, with an unreadable oval trade mark, with a small circle below it. I'd appreciate help in ID-ing the maker of both. The brush on the left has a TGN 20mm Finest extra stuffed, and the two tone has a 22mm Silvertip. Both are set at 50mm.
 
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Here are my latest restorations, both with butterscotch. The one on the right is labeled VF5, Pure Badger and Made in England. There is a missing shield which you may be able to see - faintly different shade of butterscotch. The two tone on the right is labeled, on the bottom, Sterilized and Set in Rubber, with an unreadable oval trade mark, with a small circle below it. I'd appreciate help in ID-ing the maker of both. The brush on the left has a TGN 20mm Finest extra stuffed, and the two tone has a 22mm Silvertip. Both are set at 50mm.

Very nice job!

The one on the right looks like a Rubberset 153. I restored one a few weeks ago with a TGN 20mm Grade A Silvertip knot set at 48mm loft. No clue on the maker of the English butterscotch.
 
The one on the left is a beauty. Both very well done, bravo! I have the sister butterscotch though the butterscotch has turned more chocolate awaiting a re-knot...
 
Deja vu all over again. Here are some of mine.

The one on the left is unmarked and when I asked here for an ID no one could give me a definitive answer. Maybe with your markings we can find out. The one in the center says Fuller inside the oval. Ever-Ready on the right, I forget the number. The two on the right went out as Christmas presents.

Edit: Just noticed mine is different but I'm pretty sure the two ton is a Fuller.

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Reffering to the OP, pretty sure the one on the left is a Kent. As for the other photo, one on left may also be a Kent.
 
Reffering to the OP, pretty sure the one on the left is a Kent. As for the other photo, one on left may also be a Kent.

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OP's looks like the Kent badge to me, I'm not so sure about the other photo's but it certainly has a "Kent" shape about it.

Great restores from both posters though :thumbup:
 
Deja vu all over again. Here are some of mine.

The one on the left is unmarked and when I asked here for an ID no one could give me a definitive answer. Maybe with your markings we can find out. The one in the center says Fuller inside the oval. Ever-Ready on the right, I forget the number. The two on the right went out as Christmas presents.

Edit: Just noticed mine is different but I'm pretty sure the two ton is a Fuller.

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Yep. Mine is identical to the middle one of your three. I removed the casting line on the black part. Half of the mystery solved! Thanks!
 
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OP's looks like the Kent badge to me, I'm not so sure about the other photo's but it certainly has a "Kent" shape about it.

Great restores from both posters though :thumbup:

Thanks! If anyone has a Kent in that shape, check and see if the other writing matches. Let's call it 90% solved! I just noticed I said right instead of left on the OP. The printing on the side opposite the missing label reads VF5, Pure Badger and Made in England. Is that consistent with Kent?
 
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Thanks! If anyone has a Kent in that shape, check and see if the other writing matches. Let's call it 90% solved! I just noticed I said right instead of left on the OP. The printing on the side opposite the missing label reads VF5, Pure Badger and Made in England. Is that consistent with Kent?

I have similar, but mine just says V5 (no F), and it appears next words might be "Pure Badger"
 
For future reference I found this pic of the Fuller when I first got it. I am a poor photographer but it clearly read Fuller inside the oval. The ink disappeared when I washed it gently with soap and water and the etching was no longer visible.

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