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sablebrush52

The Bard Of Barlings
Jun 15, 2013
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I added two Barlings to the pile.

The first is a Corporate Era Barling bearing a stamp I'd not yet seen before, Duostem. Well, it's not exactly a dual stem pipe, it's a pipe with a briar shank extension (otherwise known as a spliced shank). It's in fairly minty condition, having barely been smoked. The cleaning is going well.

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The next one was very interesting, a 1920's or earlier Barling Meerschaum with amber stem that looks pretty clean. I paid a little more than I thought ideal, but only by $15. As is typical, a sniper using a bot fired off a bunch of bids in the last few seconds but ran out of time. If you're reading this, I want you to know that you missed out by less than a dollar. Tough noogies!


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These days I'm not interested in mainstream Barlings, more in the odd and special.
 

guylesss

Can't Leave
May 13, 2020
322
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Brooklyn, NY
I am glad the amber stemmed Barling meerschaum will be going to a good home, and at a perfectly reasonable price. I've been admiring it all week. Congratulations, Jesse!
 
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Dec 10, 2013
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Nijmegen, the Netherlands
Greetings all,

Congrats Jesse, the Barling meer is an absolute head turner bdw

The guy who sold you the Barling with the spliced shank is a true gentleman .
I purchased from him ( watched both auctions btw ) ; top notch communication and service, ever so kind .

I invite all you distinguished gentlemen and Britwood specialists help place this wonderful pipe rack into its proper time frame, I love it.

 
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It did not go mean, but I like it an immense lot.
It is complete and will clean up nicely, there is no damage, only dirt and a nice thick layer of cake, that probably protected the chamber from burns.
Blue dots not faded .

George : is this what you consider "granite " grain ?

If so, we share the same preference.
 

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May 11, 2011
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Simplicity

Starting to Get Obsessed
May 20, 2020
285
3,469
Michigan
With my interest in Loewe pipes ever growing, I found these buttons on Ebay. Curious if anyone would what era they might be from, i.e. Haymarket/Civic, Cadogan? Looks like they were used for .22 practice at one time, but the box is still intact and full.

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sablebrush52

The Bard Of Barlings
Jun 15, 2013
19,747
45,289
Southern Oregon
jrs457.wixsite.com
With my interest in Loewe pipes ever growing, I found these buttons on Ebay. Curious if anyone would what era they might be from, i.e. Haymarket/Civic, Cadogan? Looks like they were used for .22 practice at one time, but the box is still intact and full.

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Judging from the font used, I'd say Haymarket.
 
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ashdigger

Lifer
Jul 30, 2016
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Vegas Baby!!!
I just wanted to put this here. I’m grateful to the free education on purchasing estate pipes I’ve received from this group.

I have enough modern pipes, so my collection is now focused on pre-WW2 era pipes.

It is downright criminal what a buffer in the wrong hands can do to a historical pipe.

Currently on eBay there are pipes from every British manufacturer that have been abused by overbuffing, with the stem on and the stem off. There are wavy lines on almost every stem.

Anyway. Thank you. You’ve added to my knowledge and enjoyment.