Can anyone help identifying this pipe

[deleon]

Can anyone help figure out who made this pipe. It has a gold band with markings stamped on it but that about it. Also it's not made of briar wood.
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-tVckeYYTEfU/T2enYBgV-pI/AAAAAAAAAXs/rhaecNuHzUw/s1600/Pipe-after.jpg
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-r1_hMiav8ic/T2enYrri8OI/AAAAAAAAAX0/pLQ3H280NhM/s1600/Pipe-markings.jpg
when I bought it:

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-bt51zyrMlEs/T2enXJt9n-I/AAAAAAAAAXk/v5R8wAUQWyI/s1600/Pipe-before.jpg

 

[annapolispipes]

So we have to follow you in order to see the pic?
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[deleon]

Sorry about that I'll update the links

 

[deleon]

okay the links are updated!

 

[tokerpipes]

It is an interesting piece for sure. With no markings it will be difficult to place it but the band lends me to say it may be English in origin.

 

[deleon]

Thanks tokerpipes!

 

[adam12]

Louise has a book showing all the silver markings and where they are from
Also, you could email Frank Burla, he knows everything about that stuff
Both of these people are available to be contacted if you ask Kevin

 

[deleon]

Thanks Adam!