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    Good Artisans Who Could Make an Army Mount Pipe (Like Shown in the Picture)?

    Many thanks for all the recommendations. I will check Michail , Chris Asteriou , Adam Davidson and Chris Askwith I didnt realized that not many pipe makers do silverwork nowaday. I do have a Peterson Army 69, but like I said the band/mount doesnt has the same antique form. . Well I could...
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    Good Artisans Who Could Make an Army Mount Pipe (Like Shown in the Picture)?

    EDIT: Fixed Capitalization in Title (See Rule 9) I really love the look of this Barling pipe . Nowadays pipes in such vintage style are not made. True, army mount pipes are made by Peterson, Rattrays, Stamwell, but they still differ in the design of the silver bands. So I thought maybe I...
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    Are Chacom Army Mount Pipes Discontinued?

    Unfortznately its a Spigot, not the normal army mount :(
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    Are Chacom Army Mount Pipes Discontinued?

    Well, they are quiet popular in France and to some extent in Europe as well...
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    Are Chacom Army Mount Pipes Discontinued?

    I wanted to buy a Chacon Army 42, but to my surprise its not available anywhere. Its also not listed on the Chacom website. I am quiet surprised that they would discontinue their whole army mount line. :(
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    Frederick Charatan Pipes

    Btw, Ken Is there any photo of Frederick Charatan out there? I saw only one photo of Rueben Charatan in the 1950s, from the catalogye on Pipepedia.
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    Frederick Charatan Pipes

    I wasnt meaning the shape numbers, but the actual shape of the pipe itself ;) I might be missing something, but I am not sure to what pipe shape your pipe corresponds. Regqrding the logo, interesting info. In that case the information on pipedia Bout the logo is wrong I guess...
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    Frederick Charatan Pipes

    Very impressive, Ken! What shape is this? I assume the Frederik Charatan Era pipes didn't had the CP logo yet?
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    Frederick Charatan Pipes

    I am aware that the pies made by Frederick Charatan are very rare, but do some collectors have them? I tried to find pictures, but the only picture I found was on Pipedia. Maybe some of you have pictures of this era Charatan pipes? Any other additional interesting info would be appreciated as...
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    What Is So Great About Castellos

    I can only confirm, have a Castellos smoke amazing, starting with the first smoke. No break in period required. Pipes are also pretty light.
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    Photos Of 19th Century Briar Pipes?

    Btw. Sablebrush, and Paulfg, since its difficult to judge by the pictures, what are the aproximate sizes of the pipes? Are they on the smaller spectrum?
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    Have Difficulties Finding Group 2 Sized , Straight Billiard Pipes

    Yes, its much easier to use this group sizes. That works for me, when I compare measurments of a pipe to the measurments of a Dunhill, that has same shape. Its never 1:1, but like you said it provides an approximate range. Iwan Ries uses this system in their shop as well.
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    Photos Of 19th Century Briar Pipes?

    Thank you! I really liked the french catalogue.
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    Photos Of 19th Century Briar Pipes?

    Interesting, the old silver bands look different from the modern ones. Almost round, like the army mount. Therefore I wasn't sure. Did most of the pipes back then have such silver bands? Looks like they were very common.
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    Photos Of 19th Century Briar Pipes?

    Great photos! Love the pipe case. Are the first two pipes army mounts?
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    Photos Of 19th Century Briar Pipes?

    Anyone has photos of 19th century briar pipes? It would be espacially interesting to see the first pipes made in St. Claude.
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    Have Difficulties Finding Group 2 Sized , Straight Billiard Pipes

    Guys, many thanks for your suggestions. Seems that the French pipe makers have indeed small pipes. Found quiet a few from Chacom and will probably get one. They have the "Lizon" line, which are small , but longer pipes with a silver band and the "Plume line", which are small classic pipes...
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    Alternatives to Seattle Pipe Club Plum Pudding Tobacco in Europe?

    Thank you for the recommendations gentlemen! I will look it up.
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    Have Difficulties Finding Group 2 Sized , Straight Billiard Pipes

    I search with billiard as parameter as well. :( Small pipes are not very popular nowadays, unfortunately.
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    Have Difficulties Finding Group 2 Sized , Straight Billiard Pipes

    I would prefer French/English, but I will take a look.
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