Can anyone identify this (not shaving) brush?

[martinocando]

I just got this lot, and the Rubberset brush is in great condition. Dirty and faded, but no cracks or bumps and the wood is solid, so it'll make a very cool restore job. I just need to remove the knot and check the size so I can order a Silvertip for it.
Now, the other brush is interesting. Is that a shoe brush? It has "Sanders Brothers Inc" embossed in the wood handle.

Anyone know what it is for?

 

[ajkel64]

My guess would be a shoe brush but I honestly do not know.

 

[RedsFan75]

Shoe brush. I have one nearly identical. Put a great shine on my boots and shoes when I was in the army.

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[musicman1951]

My guess would be clothing brush.

 

[martinocando]

My guess would be clothing brush.

I thought that too, but then I remembered my dad's suit brush back in the 70s and the bristles were much softer and longer. This one much more resembles a shoe brush, but I was just curious about the curved shape.


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[Mick]

Yep, shoe shine brush

 

[musicman1951]

I thought that too, but then I remembered my dad's suit brush back in the 70s and the bristles were much softer and longer. This one much more resembles a shoe brush, but I was just curious about the curved shape.


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I would agree, but so is a shoe brush.

This image is a suit brush:

This is a shoe brush:

I did not find a curved brush in either case. It is an interesting find either way.

 

[mrlandpirate]

my dad owned a shoe store and that is a shoe shine brush
guess what I did a LOT of as a youth