What manufacturer, model and years of production?

[Robbyrockett2]

Praha....or woessner.... There's a lead for you.

 

[Robbyrockett2]

http://www.getpainted.com/vintageairbrushes.html
Guess it's probably the czheckeslovakian make. Praha./ Woessner
Idk without speaking any czhec I doubt I'll find any other info.

Scroll down through there and you'll find it as well as an actual Russian made brush... Vitebsk.... Wild looking one too.

 

[Vladimir]

http://www.getpainted.com/vintageairbrushes.html
Guess it's probably the czheckeslovakian make. Praha./ Woessner
Idk without speaking any czhec I doubt I'll find any other info.

@Robbyrockett2 you've come to the truth while I was sleeping
Thanks for the links!

It looks like I have smth made in Czechoslovakia, due to similar design shown. Mine only looks like elder model.

Scroll down through there and you'll find it as well as an actual Russian made brush... Vitebsk.... Wild looking one too.

I've got that one made in BSSR (Vitebsk). The airbrush we're talking about were manufactured at other factory.
The one shown isn't wild compared to another one soviet era made I've got. That one is of crazy design! I bet no one has seen that

 

[Robbyrockett2]

@Robbyrockett2 you've come to the truth while I was sleeping
Thanks for the links!

It looks like I have smth made in Czechoslovakia, due to similar design shown. Mine only looks like elder model.



I've got that one made in BSSR (Vitebsk). The airbrush we're talking about were manufactured at other factory.
The one shown isn't wild compared to another one soviet era made I've got. That one is of crazy design! I bet no one has seen that

........I wanna see

 

[Robbyrockett2]

Yeah I actually think praha is the city and maybe not the makers name..... The maker would be woessner but probably had previous names.

While searching praha it seems airbrushing is very popular in that city for a long time. So I could certainly see an old airbrush maker being located there.

 

[Vladimir]

........I wanna see

You will!
I've already talked here for an ABs photo session

Yeah I actually think praha is the city and maybe not the makers name..... The maker would be woessner but probably had previous names.

While searching praha it seems airbrushing is very popular in that city for a long time. So I could certainly see an old airbrush maker being located there.

Most likely

 

[Robbyrockett2]

I wonder if @huskystafford or maybe even @Micha der Wolf happen to know any czhech at all?

 

[huskystafford]

I wonder if @huskystafford or maybe even @Micha der Wolf happen to know any czhech at all?

Nop, but I heard girls are good looking.

 

[Vladimir]

Checked up the threads on the air inlet. M6X0.6 Where will I get the fitting to connect to the hose?

Here's the look from other side of the tool.
I need to make new trigger as one side of it is broken. though everything still moves smooth. And I have some though on restoring the chrome plating.



Having screwed out first part from the back you can see the knob regulating air valve spring tension.



After removing second part you can see two springs. One for the horizontal air valve, another one (bigger one) is for needle mechanism.


Completely disassembled.
The guy was not washed for decades
Top part is the needle. The most bent needle of the bent AB needles ever



Here's how the air nozzle looks like compared to Wold A1 of 1912 and A2 of 30-40s. The air nozzle looks similar to A2, but has limiting ring.



The paint nozzle looks similar to 1912 Wold, both nozzles are not removable.
Though my "newcomer" was severely used, the paint nozzle of it looks OK.

 

[Robbyrockett2]

Yep that needle is bent. Lol
I guess that's a way of getting around any kind of paint seal

 

[Vladimir]

Yep that needle is bent. Lol

They've sold me wrong tool, I suspect
How many sharpenairs used to death will I need to get the needle straight?

I guess that's a way of getting around any kind of paint seal

Exactly! Fresh thoughts for AB manufacturers

 

[Robbyrockett2]

How is the trigger supposed to grab the needle?
I can see where the air valve clamps to it and you can adjust it but I don't see how the trigger grabs it.

 

[Robbyrockett2]

Oh I see, nevermind

 

[Robbyrockett2]

I guess they had no rubber... I hear they still use stone wheels Slovakia.
Shaped like hexagons, a recent development over the square.

 

[Vladimir]

I guess they had no rubber... I hear they still use stone wheels Slovakia.
Shaped like hexagons, a recent development over the square.

Yeah, they say many things..! Man, I'm crying here!

........I wanna see

Enjoy! https://www.airbrushforum.org/threads/the-most-strange-airbrush-ever.21044/

 

[Vladimir]

Could not stand not to buy it. Another old airbrush of not existing country.
From appearance of it I'd say it's older than the first one I got.
The thing needs some cleaning, but it's not a problem.