Factory Pipe Blasts, What You Got?

I have a few sand blast pipes, but this no name pipe is one of my favorites. The ring grain on both sides is very nice, with this side being better by just a little. The only stamping is London England, 529.

I've seen some Stanwells with surprisingly nice blasts. Few examples (not mine):

This is my Loewes Cutlass. I can actually find some grains of sand in it if I look closely.

This old thread may be of interest as it has alotta pix of older factory blasts...

http://pipesmagazine.com/forums/topic/early-sandblasted-pipes-many-unknowns-yet-remain
...here's a few more:
Stanwell








Stanwell


Churchill's (Charatan 2nd)


12 Tree (Charatan 2nd)


Harrod's (Orlik 2nd)




Finlay's Knobby


Kaywoodie Relief Grain




WDC Kerly Briar




Picadilly Square (Comoy 2nd)




Savinelli DeLuxe


Orlik Double Sand


Hardcastle




Imperial Sangrain




BBB Ripple Grain






BBB Thorneycroft


Parker


Savory's

In alphabetical order they are:

Ashton Pebble Grain billiard

Dunhill gold-banded Club Shell

Dunhill Zulu Shell

Dunhill LB Shell billiard (Two)

Dunhill Group Two billiard

Dunhill Tanshell billiard

(The) Everyman billiard

Georg Jensen Handmade billiard

Peterson 313 bent

Royal Coachman billiard

Sasieni Canadian

Savinelli Punta Oro "Mister G"

Westminster billiard
Concerning the Savinelli, this was an estate piece which I purchased, cleaned, smoked, and then decided that I did not like, so I put it away with the intent of trading it off. Almost a year later I tried it again, but this time I liked it! I do not know which changed, it or me, but regardless I'm glad.

1930's Dunnie:

This old thread may be of interest as it has alotta pix of older factory blasts...

http://pipesmagazine.com/forums/topic/early-sandblasted-pipes-many-unknowns-yet-remain

Click to expand...

Thanks MLC, I missed that thread. Very interesting info, as always.

My two. A Wessex and a Luciano.

Ssjones:
I like the looks of both, but especially the GBD! How does each pipe smoke?

Some great pipes here.
Barling's Make Fossil making me droooool.
Wally Frank White Bar is very sweet.
Sasieni Ruff Root is a fine specimen better than most (hard to find a great Ruff Root)
Castello Old Antiquari is one of the best I've seen too.
And Dunhill,

of course.



Dunhill wears the crown, and will always wear the crown.

http://pipesmagazine.com/forums/topic/the-dunhill-shell-briar-pipe-1918-1958-a-small-gallery-image-heavy
Long live Alfred Dunhill's White Spot and the inimitable Shell Briar!

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Love the Dunhill shells. But Barling wasn't a slouch either.

ca 1940: