Calling the Baker Street Irregulars

[georged]

1944 or 1924?
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[dmcmtk]

1924...DUNHILL'S SHELL. With two US Patents, 1341418/20 (U.S.) 1130806/15 (U.S.)

 

[georged]

Shit... I just noticed I screwed up the thread title. (the gag is SWAPPING "Duke" for "Baker") Like, duh.
I blame... let's see... Jesse. Yeah, that's it. Jesse's made me do it with his Special Effects Mind Control. :lol:

 

[dmcmtk]

1924...DUNHILL'S SHELL.

The posessive was used until 1934.

 

[dmcmtk]

Shit... I just noticed I screwed up the thread title.

You, or Mr. Holmes, we're 'ere to help guv'nor.

 

[economistandfisherman]

Wild....I'm currently reading some Sherlock Holmes!

 

[ssjones]

1924...DUNHILL'S SHELL.
The posessive was used until 1934.

I didn't remember that, good one!

 

[georged]

1924 was what I came up with myself, but the condition was so good---the stamping looks like it was done yesterday---that I wanted to double check. See if you serious student guys came up with the same thing.
Thanks! ::

 

[bluegrassbrian]

How about some pics of the whole pipe?
:puffpipe:

 

[georged]

How about some pics of the whole pipe?

http://pipesmagazine.com/forums/topic/1924-dunhill-shell-billiard-model-59?replies=1#post-1289654

 

[bnichols23]

http://pipesmagazine.com/forums/topic/1924-dunhill-shell-billiard-model-59?replies=1#post-1289654
rejected in later years by Dunhill's QA department for not being "regular enough"

Amazing. [Carson voice] "I did not know that." That's the kind of Dunhill I could get my head around.