Silver Match with Leather
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It would be interesting to see what the briar looks like beneath the leather, as it was typically applied to such pipes to cover sand pits and other defects which would have otherwise made it unsalable.
Is this not also the reason behind many—not all—sand blasts and rustics? I've long assumed so, but I'd love to hear from those with a lot more knowledge.
"Is this not also the reason behind many—not all—sand blasts and rustics?"
I believe that it typically is.
I believe that it typically is.
Your topic just made me learn about silver match, how dare you! It's very classy. Congrats on the find!
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