Hvat cind of brush is this?

[posan]

This is a brush that my great-grandfather used,
he died so i inherited this..
i really like the feel of this brush, and it gives me good lather fast.
i have no idea what cind of brush this is, or what make..
the name is something like eribe ?
do any of you know?
its an OLD brush..

some pics:

 

[pauls51]

Wow that is a nice looking brush... !

 

[strat1117]

It's the awesome kind!

 

[luvmysuper]

The only Eribe I can find is a current manufacturer of knit wear goods.
Could be that they did more than that in the past, as was the case with Abercrombie and Fitch.

 

[Rudy Vey]

Looks like a brush that was made in Germany (vulkanisiert means vulcanized in German). Could be "Fribe" as well.

 

[luvmysuper]

Looks like a brush that was made in Germany (vulkanisiert means vulcanized in German). Could be "Fribe" as well.

I went through every possible combination from A to Z in front of Eribe, just in case a letter was missing, and nothing turned up in the searches. Fribe doesn't either, unfortunately.

 

[gollum83]

Looks like a brush that was made in Germany (vulkanisiert means vulcanized in German). Could be "Fribe" as well.

Yeah, looks German to me, and boar at that, but beyond that your guess is as good as mine.

 

[posan]

not too easy too tell i see hehe..
well, then im going too buy a new one that looks about the same..
dont want to ruin this one

 

[fidjit]

Can't tell you anything about it but it looks very similar to this one I picked up ( the bristles were already cut ) . The red bit on this one appears to be a tinted plastic layer. Where the sticker was is rectangular not diamond shaped.

I know this doesn't help any but.......

Wow that is a nice looking brush... !

Paul, I know it's not exactly the same but if you want it it's yours. Just PM me

 

[Jooky]

Thats a very pretty handle.