Kiwi SELECT 100% Horsehair Shine Brush
Kiwi SELECT 100% Horsehair Shine Brush

List Price:$7.29
Price: $3.99
  • The sturdy wooden handle is easy to grip and keeps hands clean.
  • Soft, natural 100% horsehair for a brilliant shoe shine.
Kiwi Select Shoe Care Kit
Kiwi Select Shoe Care Kit

List Price:$14.99
Price: $14.99
  • 2 Tins of Kiwi Select Premium Paste in black and brown
  • 1 Soft & Durable shine cloth
Smartworks 6 Piece Shoe Shine Kit Set
Smartworks 6 Piece Shoe Shine Kit Set

List Price:$14.95
Price: $6.50
  • Complete 6 Piece Shoe Polishing Kit.
  • Convenient Zippered Travel Case.
McNett ReviveX Nubuck, Suede &...
McNett ReviveX Nubuck, Suede & Fabric Boot...

List Price:$15.95
Price: $13.99
  • For all types of boots and shoes including Desert and ABU boots
  • Will not darken or smooth nubuck, suede or fabric finishes
Kiwi Shoe Shine Brush (Pack of 3)
Kiwi Shoe Shine Brush (Pack of 3)

List Price:$14.53
Price: $11.99
  • Made in New Zealand
  • Made from horsehair

Few Shine A Shoe Like Bill Williams

It was more than half a century ago – probably 1954, as I recall – when I had a telephone tip that a new industry was about to be born near Bessemer City. A Minnesota company was buying up land for a $7 million project.

Pretty big, back then.

Had something to do with lithium, whatever that was. Once they got the spodumene out of the ground. And whoever had heard of spodumene back then? It kind of got confusing, until they sent in a covey of people from the home company to ‘splain things to the natives, and to plant the seed that would still be growing, even today.

As a reporter I kept up with the hugely local successful growth of Lithium Corp. of America. Got to know most of group who came here from Minneapolis.

It was a highly educated, highly motivated group, challenged to dig stuff from the ground and make it into something that people would want to buy and pay good money for.

via Gaston Gazette

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Do you still clean your leather shoes with shoe polish and brushes?


Once a month I sit out in the garden surrounded by every ones leather boots and shoes. The girls like the riding boots up to military standards. I find it relaxing. Nice to see mud encrusted stuff transformed to pristine rows, Can I give a tip? With brown


You know, I never thought of it that way, but it IS very soothing.
I like the smell of the polish and the repetitive motions of the brushes and polishing cloth.

Very interesting observation!

I have shoe polish, but I don't have one of those brushes, what else can I use?


You can use an old washcloth or an old sock or cotton balls (that's what we used when I was in the Army).

Just make sure it's a cloth you won't need later on ;)