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WFL soc-brushes? Last viewed: 37 minutes ago

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Hi all!

First off: I always ended up looking in these forums while googling, enjoyed my time spent and learned a lot, but never registered. Now I actually have a good old kit (mid-70's Slingerlands), so I feel official enough to join. Woohoo!

Anyway...I was wondering if anyone has ever come across WFL soc brushes? I recently found a pair in the original bag at a swap meet, and someone wrote on the bag that they were a serviceman's during WWII. They have wood handles that say "WFL Soc Brush" on them, and the brushes themselves are little sticks of wood about 1/16th inch around. I tried to find them on Google, but got nowhere. (I bought them to go with my side collection of a WFL Speed King bass drum and hi-hat pedal.) Just wondering when they're from, and why wood brushes?

Thanks!

Troy

Posted on 16 years ago
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I find this rather interesting.. At first I thought you were talking about brushes with wood handles. I re-read the post and realized you are talking about wood handle sticks with dowel rod ends?

Or sets of 1/16" rods wrapped together some how?

I think a photo will clear this up. The interesting part is that they sound like the modern Pro Mark rods..

David

Posted on 16 years ago
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Hey David.

These pretty much are brushes with wood handles, only the brush itself is wood too. Not like dowels...more like the stick parts of incense sticks. Whatever. Hopefully the picture explains better than I!

Troy

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Posted on 16 years ago
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Those are "new" to me. Cool!

Posted on 16 years ago
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Take a look at Davids photo from the WWII display for WFL. The soc brushes are in the pic as a new item and the photo is from 1944.Cool1

"wfl does not stand for world football league!"
Posted on 16 years ago
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