Just completed this brush for Marius in NJ.

Beautiful brush Jim!

Thank you.

Excellent work, Jim!

Headed to @jimjo1031 .

And that'll be #3 in my @Jayaruh collection.

That was going to be my choice......looks real nice. Ahh, fair is fair.

Very nice Choice Jim! Beautiful brush!

I don't use my Jayaruh brush much but I've learned since I got it that I'm not much of a badger guy. I much prefer boar and synthetic. It still stands with my brushes on the sink and I break it out every now and then just to see if my preferences have changed.

Here is my newest brush. I think it is a keeper though. I really like the feel in hand. I saw one similar on Facebook and knew I needed to make one.


Handle: 77mm
Knot: two-band badger, 24x50mm

Very interesting look.

My third @Jayaruh brush, #391...............

My Jayaruh 289

Welcome @Aztecmike as our newest member. He has adopted #400 and #411.

Congrats to @Aztecmike on the adoption of 2 beautiful pieces.

Thank you. I've been meaning to do this for a while & I'm excited to finally get adoption underway!

Thank you Jim! The brushes arrived safe & sound and they are absolutely beautiful. I decided to welcome #411 to it's new home with a shave using one of my most prized razors.

What an awesome welcome, too. Beautiful picture.

Wow sweet pic. Is that a schick prototype?? Kind of a cross between the Type A and Type C Repeating Razor OC. How does it shave?

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Thank you . It is a Schick Type A prototype & is a wonderful shaver...pretty aggressive (I would rate it between a Barbasol Floating Head & an Ikon Shavecraft Tech) with a lot of blade feel, but end result is always irritation free & bbs. I guesstimate this razors year as 1924 from the patent file date of 10/10/1924 which also shows this unusual head type.