Help Identifying the Maker of This Pipe

[greeneyes]

Well I looked and looked but I just can't seem to find what Pipemaker's marks these correspond to.
Perhaps one of you knows? I feel like it must be a contemporary (relatively) American Pipemaker because of the relatively new condition of the pipe and the fact that it has no "made in [country]" stamp which I consider characteristic of many American pipes.
What appears to be a scripted "R"
An encircled "C"
An anchor in a square cartouche
The "Hand Made" indication
Do any of these strike a chord with you folks? Any help is much appreciated! Thanks!

 

[bluegrassbrian]

Doesnt seem to be listed HERE .
Where did you get it?

 

[greeneyes]

it's from the estate of someone's deceased Grandfather. hoping to get more information from him but i'm doubtful i'll be successful.

 

[greeneyes]

..... it's "Road Town" from China

 

[snagstangl]

you are correct.

 

[artificialme]

you are correct.

How does it smoke? is it great? Some ebay dealers are selling those cheap and my PAD kicking... :nana:

 

[tulsagentleman]

I have bought several Road Town pipes from eBay and find them to be decent pipes. The construction is good and they smoke well. Since they can be had for very little I would say they are a good buy. The most I have paid was about $30 and the least was $10.50. You did OK. My only complaint is that they some tend to be slightly smaller than I had expected.
That said, I have bought Barling, Stanwell, and a beautiful Georg Jensen estate pipes for under $30 on eBay. It pays to shop around.