Before And After....Recent Restorations..... Very Pic Heavy!

So here's a few I've been tinkering with in what little spare I've had lately.

All of these pipes seem very well constructed, with excellent engineering. I've yet to find a fill on any of the smooth pipes!
Here's a little Ehrlich billiard (no mod. #). I've had good luck with Ehrlichs in the past, and I'm sure these will be great as well!
Here's the before pics;






And here's the after pics;










Here's another Ehrlich, a "332" straight billiard.
Before;




And after;


















Here's a Playboy pipe.
Before;






And after;





Here's a St. James "33" straight billiard ( a Comoy's sub-brand)
Before;



And after;











All of these turned out OK I think, but I still need to touch up the stem logos on a couple of them.

Thanks Lurch! I appreciate you giving me the opportunity to pick some of these gems up from you!

I've still got a couple more to do from you, and another one from the antique store.
Edit: thanks papipeguy!

Thanks guys!
@gary. Yes, the emblem is still very visible, it just needs to be filled in with white.
@bragg. Thanks for the tip! I've used white nail polish in the past, but I've had limited success with it.

I've actually thought about the whiteout, just never tried it.

Thanks guys!
@sable. I agree 100%! My other Ehrlichs have been great smokers. I smoked the second one from the pics yesterday, and it did very well!

Thanks Lurch, I'll have to try to get down there and check that out!

Thanks! I thought the grain came out pretty well too.

Thanks tuold! That's a good tip!

Nice! Did you happen to see how much it was?