1800’s

[Epip Oc'Cabot]

I have moseyed around on the Internet today, but have had little (no) luck. I was wondering if anyone can post or knows of nice photographs of some older BRIAR pipes from the late 1800s? I guess in a broader context, it would be interesting to see ANY photographs of briar pipes from the late 1800s to perhaps the 1940s.
For me, it is interesting and fun just to see many of the variances in these beautiful old tools.

 

[Casual]

From pipedia, an early design from St. Claude, the birthplace of briar pipes.

 

[Chasing Embers]

I have moseyed around on the Internet today, but have had little (no) luck. I was wondering if anyone can post or knows of nice photographs of some older BRIAR pipes from the late 1800s? I guess in a broader context, it would be interesting to see ANY photographs of briar pipes from the late 1800s to perhaps the 1940s.
For me, it is interesting and fun just to see many of the variances in these beautiful old tools.

Jesse (sablebrush52) has a few, even a magnum. I have a KB&B from 1912 with an orific amber stem that, prior to my ownership, was unsmoked



and a patent era Linkman's Dr Grabow from the early '30s.

 

[bluegrassbrian]

here’s a tiny Loewe from 1907



and another cased Loewe from 1915

 

[donjgiles]

 

[cshubhra]

I have a few pipes from 1930s / 1940s. Here is one from 1930s

 

[Epip Oc'Cabot]

Jesse (sablebrush52) has a few, even a magnum. I have a KB&B from 1912 with an orific amber stem that, prior to my ownership, was unsmoked

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and a patent era Linkman's Dr Grabow from the early '30s.

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Wow! The Dr. Grabow... especially beautiful to me... as that is probably my favorite shape of Dr.Grabow in modern pipes. I have had many (modern) variants of that shape.

 

[Chasing Embers]

Wow! The Dr. Grabow... especially beautiful to me... as that is probably my favorite shape of Dr.Grabow in modern pipes. I have had many (modern) variants of that shape.

I've had that one for a while now. Bought it as an estate and it was a mess. Once cleaned up it became a sharp little pipe!

 

[alaskanpiper]

1928 Dunhill, 1930s Kaywoodie, and their respective innards.

 

[Epip Oc'Cabot]

The metalwork on the bulldog.....beautiful!

 

[sablebrush52]

I have a couple...

1922 Barling Motor wind cap:

1908 Barling meerschaum calabash:

1908 Barling briar calabash:

1912 Barling billiard with amber stem:

1926 Barling Dublin:

1882 Barling Magnum:

1882 Barling wind capped Billiard:

1907 Barling wind capped spigot Bulldog with horn stem:

1906 Barling companion set - unsmoked:

1915 Barling military mount with extra stem and 1927 Barling Billiard:

1941 Sasieni Eight Dot rusticated:

Almost forgot this one, 1895 Barling oval shanked Billiard:

 

[Chasing Embers]

I have a couple...

That's who I was waiting for.?

 

[alaskanpiper]

That's who I was waiting for.?

Ditto. That Magnum is something else.

 

[sablebrush52]

That's who I was waiting for.?

That ain't all of them, just the ones that I've photographed.

 

[Chasing Embers]

That ain't all of them, just the ones that I've photographed.

Nonetheless beautiful!?

 

[sablebrush52]

As some point I have to get off my fundament and photograph some of the others, like some of the '20's era Kaywoodies, Comoys, Dunhills, and other old stuff. People must be bored with seeing these same old pipes.

 

[alaskanpiper]

As some point I have to get off my fundament and photograph some of the others, like some of the '20's era Kaywoodies, Comoys, Dunhills, and other old stuff. People must be bored with seeing these same old pipes.

I never tire of seeing your pipes, man. Your collection is insane.

 

[snagstangl]

Catalog Regad, Saint-Claude, 1893 - http://tobaccopipeartistory.blogspot.com/2015/03/catalog-regad-saint-claude-1893.html

This link should do it

 

[pitchfork]

My oldest pipe -- an 1885 bulldog. Possibly by Delacour. Stem is an acrylic replacement for what was probably amber.

 

[pitchfork]

1893 bulldog (unsmoked) that needs a new stem.