Possibly, but it seems to have a little more backbone than the "Black Wolf" brush I have.That is a lovely brush mate, is that a tuxedo?
Did the person you acquired it from purchase it as is do you know?Possibly, but it seems to have a little more backbone than the "Black Wolf" brush I have.

No, he won it in a raffle. I don't know who the original owner was.Did the person you acquired it from purchase it as is do you know?
I was the original owner, I won it in a raffle from the manufacturer Nero ArdesiaNo, he won it in a raffle. I don't know who the original owner was.
Small world.I was the original owner, I won it in a raffle from the manufacturer Nero Ardesia

The Omega soap is a real good'un, Bob. Those Omega boars run in really quick, too.I can't resist a bargain and beside I like my Omega boar brushes. That is not to mention the Omega soap is none too shabby either. Anyway I got the Omega set at Winners for $12.50 CAD/$ 10.00 USD/8.60 Euro/7.65 GBP. Think I covered all the bases.
Bob
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It's actually American made. It is in excellent condition too.That's a nice looker @Blackmass. Being a 1912 geek, I can see it's a British one - certainly the better ones. Enjoy! You will![]()
. Something every wet shaver needs to try at least once, just wish there was a greater choice of blades on the market... I found the carbon blades unfit for purpose and the PTFE coated stainless gave irritation on my neck on anything other than WTG.