I found this pipe at a thrift store today. The only marking is a stamp that says " STANDARD IMPORTED BRIAR " Any help is appreciated.
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Identify This Pipe, Please
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It is probably BRIAR (the photos are a bit hazy), quite possibly IMPORTED.
Its quite commonly found, i think. Have seen some Standard pipes, made in st Claude, France.
Please have a look here, been discussed before
"Standard" Brand pipes?? :: Pipe Talk - https://pipesmagazine.com/forums/threads/standard-brand-pipes.105340/
Please have a look here, been discussed before
"Standard" Brand pipes?? :: Pipe Talk - https://pipesmagazine.com/forums/threads/standard-brand-pipes.105340/
Its quite commonly found, i think. Have seen some Standard pipes, made in st Claude, France.
Please have a look here, been discussed before
"Standard" Brand pipes?? :: Pipe Talk - https://pipesmagazine.com/forums/threads/standard-brand-pipes.105340/
Thank you! I think it's quite obvious this was what I was looking for. I will admit, the pictures are of a sub-par quality and I apologize for that. However, this being my first post, I was hoping to find some small part of the internet where "community" and "helpful people" existed. If every post on here is replied to immediately with sarcasm in such a way, I suppose I'll keep looking. "dingdong" you are the exception here and I appreciate your help.
I think all of us pipesmokers here are a rare, dedicated, life-enjoying, canny and full of wits species on planet earth, so we will certainly help each other. There is nothing to lose, life is short
