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James Upshall Pipes - A Discussion
Thank you, Mr Barnes! For me it's an honour to meet you here!- vlodko
- Post #411
- Forum: British Pipes
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James Upshall Pipes - A Discussion
Here's another one just refreshed Tilshead. Do I correctly understand that this pipe was made before 1984?- vlodko
- Post #409
- Forum: British Pipes
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James Upshall Pipes - A Discussion
Thank you all for such the fantastic topic! I found it while looked for information regarding dating of James Upshall pipes and received answers almost to all my questions and a lot of valuable details about Upshall, Charatans and people who were being created those legends. And I was absolutely...- vlodko
- Post #399
- Forum: British Pipes
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GENOD Hallmarks?
It seems it was rather the question of purity of silver, governments wanted to control silversmiths in such the way. -
GENOD Hallmarks?
Hope you don't think I am too self-confident :-) My friends from UK did send me an old book with hallmarks so with regards to pipes it works quite straightforward: city of issue + a letter do define a year. That's all what I know :-))) -
GENOD Hallmarks?
Thanks a lot! I am more or less understand how to read UK hallmarks, but French silver became a challenge :) -
GENOD Hallmarks?
Thank you. I've seen only a few Genod pipes "in person", but each of them was really remarkable. -
GENOD Hallmarks?
Just finished renewal of this lightweight Genod canadian pipe, but couldn't sort out the hallmarks on its collar. As far I understood there are no mandatory silver hallmarks in France since 1832 or so. Providing the Genod brand was introduced around 1970 the hallmarks are rather for... -
One of OXFORD Pipes
It's not just in great shape, it's unsmoked. So far... :-)- vlodko
- Post #6
- Forum: British Pipes
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One of OXFORD Pipes
This unsmoked pipe became a subject of a special investigation. Many more and less known manufacturers applied the "Oxford" stamping on their pipes: Wilczak & Colwell mention S. MC Lardy, Sasieni, J. Redman, Hall & Fitzgerald, Carrington, Orlik and even GBD! Pipephil refers to Wilczak & Colwell...- vlodko
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- Forum: British Pipes
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A Few Repair Before/After Pics 10/25
No words. Just "WOW!!!!!!!!!!!"- vlodko
- Post #20
- Forum: Pipe Repair and Maintenance
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A Bewlay Pipe Thread With Pictures
Please accept my humble input into the thread. This is the Charatan's (the 489 shape) Bewlay Extra Reject pipe made in 1960s.- vlodko
- Post #84
- Forum: British Pipes
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When it Becomes About Enjoyment a Tip for New Pipe Smokers
I would be interested to watch a "pipe smoking boxing". And I am afraid I would worry more about pipes that about sportsmen :roll:- vlodko
- Post #11
- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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Made Pipe #39 - Morta Colossus
Amazing work! The finish suits morta wery well! :clap: -
1947 Kaywoodie panel apple resto
Nicely done! Ad wonderful pipe. How it smokes? :-)- vlodko
- Post #2
- Forum: Pipe Repair and Maintenance
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My First Peterson
Lovely pipe! Enjoy it and don't worry too much about small details. The pipe will become a smoked estate one anyway :-)- vlodko
- Post #10
- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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Thoughts On Repair Bands
As another one who set several bands, I must remark there shouldn't be any difference in smoking qualities, but of course there's a matter of an aestetic preference. On the other hand a properly banded shank won't broke again for sure :-)- vlodko
- Post #11
- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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