1892 GBD "Général Dodds" Bulldog [Pic Heavy]

[piffyr]

What Facebook page was this pipe featured on ?

I think I'm in, like, a dozen FB pipe groups. I posted photos in a few of them.

 

[saltedplug]

Fairy tale pipe, so old and in such good condition. Fantastic!

 

[georged]

Same button, same stamp configuration, same bone connector, same finish...
This cutty might have gone down the production line the same day:
http://pipesmagazine.com/forums/topic/gbd-cutty-from-the-1880s

 

[brian64]

Wow...such a wonderful piece of pipe history...and in such great condition.
Thank you for posting this...I love seeing these occasional gems that turn up on here.

 

[davet]

Amazing pipe :worship:
Georged, that Cutty is gorgeous

 

[piffyr]

Same button, same stamp configuration, same bone connector, same finish...
This cutty might have gone down the production line the same day:
http://pipesmagazine.com/forums/topic/gbd-cutty-from-the-1880s

Yep to all. Color me jealous.
The work label in the bowl is the icing on the cake. In general, I believe that every pipe that can be smoked should be smoked, but that is the one pipe that I would have difficulty setting a match to simply because of that little piece of paper in the bowl.

 

[craiginthecorn]

Absolutely stunning. Wow.

 

[madox07]

Simply wow ... lat 19th century, looking like it was made yesterday !

 

[Civil War]

Beautiful pipe.

 

[beefeater33]

Late to the party on this one.......... WOW! That is one sweet, gorgeous pipe! Excellent restoration as always piffyr!! I've been a straight billiard guy, mostly, for decades, but have started to really appreciate these old bulldogs. This is the finest example I have ever seen, what a classic!.............. ::

 

[seldom]

What an incredible pipe!