My New, Small Brush

[82R100]

I picked this little guy up on eBay a few days ago:

The label says "MADE IN ENGLAND, STERILIZED".

Upon receiving it I discovered that it was very small and, apparently, unused. With some use it's breaking in nicely and has lost most of its pig smell.

Is this a recognizable model to anyone?

- Chris

 

[NoFair]

Looks like a travel brush.

I have 2; one white and burgundy and one like yours:

These both have new 18mm badger knots from TGN.

The burgundy one is a Culmak and the other one looks identical, but only only says made in England and sterilized on the bottom.

Got it from here:

http://badgerandblade.com/vb/showthread.php?t=106804

 

[Greybeard]

I picked this little guy up on eBay a few days ago:

The label says "MADE IN ENGLAND, STERILIZED".

Upon receiving it I discovered that it was very small and, apparently, unused. With some use it's breaking in nicely and has lost most of its pig smell.

Is this a recognizable model to anyone?

- Chris

It's a Culmak.


-Peter

 

[andrew98]

It's a Culmak.


-Peter

So the others would be Golden Culmaks, right?

-Andy

 

[82R100]

Looks like a travel brush.

I have 2; one white and burgundy and one like yours:

The burgundy one is a Culmak and the other one looks identical, but only only says made in England and sterilized on the bottom.

Bingo!

As soon as I held it, it became obvious that it was a travel size brush. Since mine is apparently unused and working to my satisfaction, I'll use the boar knot that's in it.

I was a little amused to note that the label describes it as "sterilized" while the underside molded in legend is "sterilised" (British English spelling).

Thanks everyone.

- Chris

 

[Bertilak]

I was a little amused to note that the label describes it as "sterilized" while the underside molded in legend is "sterilised" (British English spelling).

Twice as clean as a regular brush.

 

[NoFair]

Bingo!

As soon as I held it, it became obvious that it was a travel size brush. Since mine is apparently unused and working to my satisfaction, I'll use the boar knot that's in it.

I was a little amused to note that the label describes it as "sterilized" while the underside molded in legend is "sterilised" (British English spelling).

Thanks everyone.

- Chris

Mine worked fine with the boar bristle (one was a bit scruffy), but works very well now (I like smaller brushes)

Happy to help