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Help to Identify Pipe
This thing was a faded, sooty mess when I got it. I decided to strip and refinish it. Hope I'm doing it justice.- NostalgicCajun
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- Forum: Pipe Talk
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Help to Identify Pipe
Thank you all for the input. I think I'm leaning towards the Russian article and the reference to it being a Briarcraft second. There are references on the Pipes Logos and Markings website that Briarcraft had other named second brands that sported two dots. Other than what's in this thread, I...- NostalgicCajun
- Post #17
- Forum: Pipe Talk
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Help to Identify Pipe
The dots on mine are on the left side.- NostalgicCajun
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- Forum: Pipe Talk
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Help to Identify Pipe
I've looked on the "Pipes, Logos & Markings" and "Pipapedia" sites, as well as various Google searches.- NostalgicCajun
- Post #4
- Forum: Pipe Talk
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Help to Identify Pipe
Old story, new post. I got this pipe in an estate sale lot. It is small and rather "cute". I find myself enthralled with trying to find out about it. The marking says "Hampshire" with a sub of "AGED BRUYERE". The stem has two dots, but I cannot tell if they were painted white, or were...- NostalgicCajun
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Show Off Your Kaywoodie Pipes
Good morning. I am new to the site. Semi-new to collecting older pipes and adding new life to them. I recently acquired this Jarl off eBay for a respectable cheap amount of money. It is marked as a Jarl 1651 with no series indicated. It is approximately 5 1/4" and appears similar to a...- NostalgicCajun
- Post #410
- Forum: Pipes: Show Us Your (fill in the blank) Pipes