That is a great blast! Pipes from the 80's aren't as popular with collectors (right?), this one shines!
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Not as popular as Patent Eras that’s for sure. However the blast on this one and being an unsmoked boxed estate it was a win for me.
This pipe is from the year I started smoking pipes which I also thought was cool and that was when I lived not too far from you in New Orleans.
The 70’s seem to be the least desirable decade for them however I have a few from then that are also stunners.
Now let's see if I can this would work... I have been wanting to share videos for so long now...
Dunhill classics series
Dunhill classics series
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Wow I didn't know this existed... I can maybe just upload there and link them directly next time. Thanks @bootlegpipesIf anyone wants to see Dshifts other glorious videos without an Instagram account:
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Anything to help get more of your content out there. I'm somewhat of a fanWow I didn't know this existed... I can maybe just upload there and link them directly next time. Thanks @bootlegpipes
Another hole in the collection got filled today with my first Cumberland and she is just a perfect smoker too 
I think this is the way to go since it's much more accessible vs IG.
My 1961 Tanshell OX 4T F/T Saddle-stemmed Bulldog, 2002 3110 Shell Briar w/ Factory Silver Band, and 1933 Root Briar, Made in England13, U.S. Pat. 1861910/32.
My understanding is they were shop pipes used by the workers and / or dealer examples and gifts. I stand to be corrected though.
That is correct as far as I know. They also stamped the letter C in pipes that were a gift for special relations in the '80s-'90s. Without the text "Not for sale" over the normal text.
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Here an example with that C from 1990.
Unfortunately I don't know. I found the info about that C somewhere here on the internet years ago when I bought this 3103 and a Cumberland 5109, both marked with that C, from someone who's father used to work for Rothmans and Dunhill at that time here in Holland.
Perhaps, “C” stood for complimentary? Just a guess.
Thanks for the info about the not for sale stamp.
Here is another cold case - a 0 shape bruyere with "AG" for a finish code...
Here is another cold case - a 0 shape bruyere with "AG" for a finish code...
First Volcano shape for me. Definitely on the weirder side but I like it.
