The Felton Brush Coil Stamps

Seems like a weird product to make a coil stamp for, but now you've seen them.

LOL.

Jim

Jim,
I would encourage you to contact Mr. Ron G Lafreniere "Field guide to the Cinderellas Stamps of Canada"

You may have found a new discovery.

About Felton Brushes
Felton Brushes Limited has been around since 1933, serving the needs of Canadian industry throughout this time.

We are 100% Canadian owned, and have recently invested heavily in new World Class brush making machinery. We now run the most advanced brush making platforms in the world, including Wohler and Borghi machines.

After travelling the world, including trips to Asia, Europe and the United States, our research brought us to the conclusion that the best place to make quality brushes was right here in North America, exclusively with American and Canadian drawn wire.

We have several new patent-pending designs that have our brushes out-performing even the largest and strongest competitors in the business. For our customers this means you will receive the best brushes in the industry, at fair prices.

Thank you for your support, and call if you have any questions!

Tony Ponikvar
Owner / President

Are they electrical contact type brushes or paint and sweeping brushes? I can't make any sense of what the picture is.

The picture is of "the old man of the mountain", a rocky outcrop in the White Mountains in New Hampshire. A stamp was issued in 1955, Scott 1068. The rock is also known as " the great stone face". The outcrop collapsed in 2003.
The Felton Brush co makes metal brushes, among other items

Peter