1952 Dunhill Patent

[wasnsfisher]

I am sure some of the longstanding Members remember the 1952 Dunhill Patent pipe and the storey of how i obtained it. I had posted pics of the before and after restoration as well. This post is lost to me now on here. But it is the pride of my collection of over 100 pipes of all makers.
Anyway the point of this long rant is that couple weeks ago, a feller checks out my collection at home here and he offered me $1100.00 for it. Wife couldn't understand why i refused his offer. Like I told her "I'll probley never find or afford to buy another just like it".

 

[georged]

Might be one of these threads:
https://www.google.com/search?num=100&rlz=1C5CHFA_enUS729US729&ei=Dqb6Wf_jGeXqjwTmrJVI&q=nsfisher+dunhill++patent+site%3Apipesmagazine.com&oq=nsfisher+dunhill++patent+site%3Apipesmagazine.com&gs_l=psy-ab.3...57640.59143.0.60175.7.7.0.0.0.0.47.290.7.7.0....0...1.1.64.psy-ab..0.0.0....0.p13kXGYGdGw

 

[jpmcwjr]

The pics you did post on Photobucket are lost to all of us, and so if you have the original images, please repost them!
This is how to add photos to your post using the site's photo album:
Images tend to be smaller than hosting site's size, but can be full sized if you remove the pixel limitation, (-600x360)— the numbers and the dash preceding, leaving no spaces, and ending in .jpg
1.) Login

2.) Go to My Account (may have hit Home button first) and mouse down to Album.

3.) Choose Upload Picture (navigate to photo you've given a sensible name to), be sure to then hit Upload.

4.) Go back to Album, click on thumbnail to open full size image. Right click (Windows); Control Click (Mac) and select "copy image location" (its URL).

5.) Return to your reply window in the thread and click on the IMG button at the top of the compose window.

7.) Paste the image location into the window and click OK. (You can paste over the existing http://)

 

[wasnsfisher]

So sorry mate. Im have down graded to tablet and dont have pics on here.