A Century of Pipes

[ashdigger]

Two more. A 1911 BBB Bulldog with Glokar (BBB’s answer to the PLip) Stem and Patent Marks




1920’s Comoy Old Bruyere “Made in London”

 

[bullet08]

That Peterson bulldog is definitely droolworthy (on the first photo on first page).

 

[ashdigger]

That Peterson bulldog is definitely droolworthy (on the first photo on first page).

That’s the first year of the PLip for the 1898 one.

 

[ChuckMijo]

You have some outstanding pipes in your collection!!

 

[jvnshr]

Amazing collection indeed. Most of them were made even before my grandfather was born.

 

[Tommy Boy]

Collections like that are so impressive to see. A lot of history in one spot. How long did it take you to track down all those pipes?

 

[ashdigger]

Collections like that are so impressive to see. A lot of history in one spot. How long did it take you to track down all those pipes?

It’s an evolving process. It hasn’t taken as long as extremely specialized collections can take. My initial bug hit collecting WW2 and earlier Kaywoodie pipes. It took off from there and most pipes were obtained through constant awareness.

 

[ashdigger]

I need to update this thread. lol

 

[STP]

Nice collection! The 1898 C&M for the win ?

 

[Jwebb90]

I need to update this thread. lol

Do it!

 

[kcghost]

Wow, what an outstanding collection!!

 

[timt]

I need to update this thread. lol

Yes you do. I'm personally interested in seeing all those old meers added to the family portrait.

 

[mso489]

The Kaywoodies sound interesting too. That's a great array of centennials!

 

[sablebrush52]

Beautiful collection!