Over the last month we've had a good dialogue about the relative merits of Brigham pipes. Being in Canada, they are ubiquitous, but not always available in the highest grades or rarer shapes and finishes. I am a booster of the higher grade "Made in Canada" Brighams and am now able to point to my own collection for examples.
The first pipe I picked up is a 700 series Brigham Lowlander. This pipe is one which I scrounged for Samcoffeeman a few years ago, it subsequently returned to Canada when Sam passed it along to a mutual friend. After much cajoling, that friend finally sold it to me.
The second pipe is an unsmoked estate, 7 Dot Prince (729). The current 7 Dot pipes are represented by the Acadian line of pipes. I can't wait to break this one in.
I continue to suggest that estate "made in Canada" Brighams represent some of the best value for $$ in the estate market.
$0.05 in the bucket.
-- Pat
The first pipe I picked up is a 700 series Brigham Lowlander. This pipe is one which I scrounged for Samcoffeeman a few years ago, it subsequently returned to Canada when Sam passed it along to a mutual friend. After much cajoling, that friend finally sold it to me.
The second pipe is an unsmoked estate, 7 Dot Prince (729). The current 7 Dot pipes are represented by the Acadian line of pipes. I can't wait to break this one in.
I continue to suggest that estate "made in Canada" Brighams represent some of the best value for $$ in the estate market.
$0.05 in the bucket.
-- Pat
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