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  1. J

    Seeking advice - Found Dunhill Patent '48 briar with repl.stem

    Thanks all. I'll be careful what I ask to have and not have done.
  2. J

    Seeking advice - Found Dunhill Patent '48 briar with repl.stem

    Thanks. Took a bit of playing to realize what it wanted from me.
  3. J

    Seeking advice - Found Dunhill Patent '48 briar with repl.stem

  4. J

    Giving A Well Loved Friend A Second Chance (Pic Heavy)

    Incredible! It would never occur to me to even try.
  5. J

    MM Cobs As Permanent Pipes

    They will never get the respect they deserve because they're so inexpensive, particularly when compared to every functional equivalent (and there are few). They're the Corvette of pipes, I suppose.
  6. J

    Seeking advice - Found Dunhill Patent '48 briar with repl.stem

    While skulking around a local flea market (which I will never name just in case this ever happens again), I ran across a Dunhill Patent briar from (if I'm reading it right) 1948. I bought it for ten bucks. 10 bucks. The stem has no dot, or bump, or sign of either ever being there, so I assume...
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