Danbar Poker - Any Info?

My father-in-law gave me this poker years ago, but I rarely smoked a pipe until recently, so I wasn't very curious about it. I haven't been able to find any information on the pipe, the maker or anything else. I've tried searches in various search engines and in various languages - still nothing. I'll try to include photos, but it's my first attempt posting photos to this forum, so I'm not sure if it'll work. Just in case: It's a very dark reddish brown poker. The stamp says "DANBAR. Handmade in Denmark." There's also a stamp on the bottom that says "T37T," with "No. 2" underneath the 37. And yes, of course, I should just ask my father-in-law, but that would mean revealing to him that I've taken up pipe-smoking, which would mean humping huge suitcases of tobacco to him in Moscow, customs agents be damned, because there's no way he'd countenance sticking to the 200 gr. allowed into the Russian Federation. The longer I can put off that argument, the better, believe me.

Dang, sorry about the pictures (and thanks, mau1!)! I'll try to get that figured out this evening. They're showing up for me on two different computers, one mine and one not, on two different networks, so not sure what's up. One of my photos (above) is also now the first result when you search "Danbar pipe" in Google images. The URLs are from Google Photos (right click, copy address). I watched the tutorial on the newbies page, but I ain't paying for photobucket, which I would only use here. Maybe it's something in Photos public settings.
It's definitely not Dunbar (I wish), but Danbar.

OK, trying again with the photos... here goes.

10-4, jpmcwjr, many thanks! I'll give it another shot when I get back to my computer.
And thank you, snagstangl and mso489, for the leads! I hope it doesn't end up being my only fancy pipe, because it smokes worse than ones I got for pennies and scraped off enough to smoke. Just doesn't dissipate heat worth a damn.

Snagstangl wins the prize: It's a DanbarK (not DanbaR: the word-final 'K' is dropped in the stamp b/c the shank is too narrow, apparently) from Refbjerg. Not finding this exact pipe, but SP had a stacked version, a thoroughly ridiculous-looking pipe IMHO: https://www.smokingpipes.com/pipes/estate/denmark/moreinfo.cfm?Product_ID=93438 Fortunately, it's not so fancy that I'll feel weird about having it in my collection. In any case, it is cool to have a piece from one of the Danish masters.