David Barnes Burgundy 300s - any info would help.

[smoothsailing]

David Barnes Burgundy 300s She caught my eye and cleaned up beautifully but I can't find any information on the maker.I've researched the usual sites and came up empty. Any info would be appreciated.

Thank you.

 

[cobguy]

I only found one reference but it's a good story ... hope it helps!
http://theashevillepost.com/community/local-businesses/cigars-and-pipes-for-sale-stories-are-free/

 

[smoothsailing]

Thank you Cobguy I have read this story as well your right it was a good read,as I searched this was the only article I could find.

Thank you again.

 

[cobguy]

My pleasure!
BTW ... I just noticed you have returned after quite a hiatus. Welcome back! ::

 

[papipeguy]

Very cool looking pipe. I like the shape a lot. Enjoy.

 

[smoothsailing]

Thank you to all for the welcome back-the information and your time.

 

[zooey159]

David Barnes was a pipe shop in Kansas City Mo. Your pipe was a private label for his shop. I have three of these in a blond finish called Chablis, good little smokers I picked up in late '70's. Actually went to pick up one of the burgundys some time later but he had gone out of business.Only thing I know is they were made in france but never been able to find out who the manufacturer was. Hope that helps.

 

[smoothsailing]

Thanks zooey159-

Information is always appreciated I enjoy knowing the history of what I'm smoking. I have been unable to find another but I won't stop looking.

Thanks again..