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  1. Pedigree
    Different strokes for different folks. I'm just partial to Simpson because they have a certain appeal to me that I don't find with any other brush, except possibly a Vulfix or an EJ.
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  2. Primotenore
    I have quite a Simpson collection. I am partial to their older brushes. I understand the attraction.
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  3. brit
    i like them.they offer a bit of old school England,with some affordable options as well.
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  4. Pedigree
    So many variations of classic, understated, designs.
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  5. GatorJoe
    Simpson Best is a great knot and offered in many sizes/brushes so you could get another Simpson or even look into what Shavemac offers, which I find-in my sample one one- to be great as well.
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  6. PLANofMAN
    Cleaned up the thread. I'm partial to Shavemac as well, but this is a Simpson's brush thread. If people want to talk about how much better one brush brand is over another, they can start a new thread.
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  7. Pedigree
    I'm planning to buy 3 more Simpsons (a keyhole, a milk churn and a major) and call it good at 21. (unless I decide to try a Chubby 2 in Super or Manchurian).
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  8. GatorJoe
    A milk churn Simpson brush sounds good. Ivory or butterscotch, or other? I have a Duke 2 on my radar.
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  9. Pedigree
    Ivory. I highly recommend the Duke 2 it's a stout little brush that is awesome for face lathering.
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  10. Pedigree
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  11. Primotenore
    The MC is one of my favorite handles. One of my pal's favorite too, right @jtspartan :signs002:
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  12. Primotenore
    When I said I understand the attraction to Simpson brushes, I was serious. :)
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  13. brit
    fine collection Joseph:cool:
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  14. Primotenore
    Thanks, Gary. I've let some beauties go, and immediately got seller's remorse. Oh well. I think they went to good homes.
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  15. brit
    they made room for more.;)
  16. Primotenore
    It's a revolving door. :)
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  17. brit
    i must admit,while i've not afforded to drop $200+ in one go on a brush ,the best badger simpsons i paid $60 -85 for are excellent.they put one in a different place is the best way to describe them.especially when the rest of the set up is old school English.:):eatdrink047:even if i did get a windfall,i would buy a chubby 2 in best i think.
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  18. jtspartan
    Absolutely. I turned an homage to the Milk Churn because I admired Joseph’s so much:
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  19. Enrico
    Here's a Simpson Tulip T2

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    It needed a major repair and was re-knotted with a 20mm Envy knot.

    :)
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  20. Pedigree
    I did a thing. I put a Simpson decal sticker on my Wee Scot!
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