Please tell me you are awaiting its arrival...I copied the picture, flipped it and image enhanced it before offering $20. I think it says ODA ### and Dunhill / Shell Briar, and then an "S" further down for "Shell". But I don't mind if it's a Medico.
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It turned out to be a '74 Shell Briar ODA 845. Smoked fairly hard and lots of abuse to the rim. From a structural perspective--the shapes, the lines, the pattern of the blast--the pipe is fairly unattractive, and a good example of why some people avoid certain production years. Smokes fine though.I copied the picture, flipped it and image enhanced it before offering $20. I think it says ODA ### and Dunhill / Shell Briar, and then an "S" further down for "Shell". But I don't mind if it's a Medico.
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Yeah, I probably wouldn't pay more than $20 for it either
I didn't but I was hoping @RustiePyles CPG was going to add it to his legendary Shape 9 collection.Did any PeteGeek grab this 9BC? I've never seen one stamped Straight Grain. The shape is from the Republic
Judd's Very Nice RARE Peterson's Straight Grain Bent Briar Pipe #9BC | eBay
Pipes Condition: Very Nice Clean Condition. All orders are marked with full value on custom declaration forms.www.ebay.com
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It looks distinctly different from the ones I've owned with pre-Republic stamping, this one more standard bent Billiard? Like Peterson shape 69?
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Here is a Premier Selection with a "Made in Ireland" COM.
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I think this Claret may have drawn so much because of the shape. They may also happen to be thin on the ground right now. I do not usually follow these auctions, but I recall seeing them going for $75 or less more often than not.
I did not expect that outcome, and I am used to seeing those fetch high prices.I'm not sure if I saw that one above, but I did watch this one go astronomical.
Peterson Ireland Sterling Silver Band Pipe Limited Edition 54/400 Mark Twain SC4 | eBay
<p dir="ltr" style="margin-top:0; margin-bottom:0;">This limited edition Peterson Ireland Sterling Silver Band Pipe is a must-have for any pipe collector. With only 400 produced, this pipe is a rare find and this particular one is numbered 54/400. The pipe features a beautiful design and is made...www.ebay.com
It has fooled a lot people. The Claret 1 dot was a stunt by later Sasieni production. It's caught at least one of our sponsors and when I tried to warn him, he dismissed it and it sold for an old 1 dot price.
Wow that's very pretty.A 1910-1918 ( my best guess ) Dunhill in very nice condition :
Estate Vintage Dunhill England Duke 59 A Smoked Billiard Tobacco Pipe | eBay
Estate Vintage Dunhill England Duke 59 A Smoked Billiard Tobacco Pipe | Collectibles, Tobacciana, Pipes | eBay!www.ebay.com.sg
Bowl is just like all the other 9BC's. The stem has a bone tenon and inlayed metal 'P' - my guess is that someone back in the '50s liked the 9BC stummel, but asked the shop to give him a longer stem.Did any PeteGeek grab this 9BC? I've never seen one stamped Straight Grain. The shape is from the Republic
Judd's Very Nice RARE Peterson's Straight Grain Bent Briar Pipe #9BC | eBay
Pipes Condition: Very Nice Clean Condition. All orders are marked with full value on custom declaration forms.www.ebay.com
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It looks distinctly different from the ones I've owned with pre-Republic stamping, this one more standard bent Billiard? Like Peterson shape 69?
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Here is a Premier Selection with a "Made in Ireland" COM.
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That's a great shot! I think your theory on the stem is right (or perhaps made by Rogers - their Shape 56 stems are slightly different than the UK COM pipes)Bowl is just like all the other 9BC's. The stem has a bone tenon and inlayed metal 'P' - my guess is that someone back in the '50s liked the 9BC stummel, but asked the shop to give him a longer stem.
That's a Canadian 56 at top right. Stem/bit is very similar to the Sterling at bottom. Each of my '9BC' stems is different (some shorter, some with wider bits, some with flatter extended bits) - it's possible that one person at Peterson was responsible for the Canadian stems and that he/she also made other stems that sometimes, but not always, ended up on pipes imported by Rogers.
That are the two banded ones and the one on the top left?Bowl is just like all the other 9BC's. The stem has a bone tenon and inlayed metal 'P' - my guess is that someone back in the '50s liked the 9BC stummel, but asked the shop to give him a longer stem.
Was the Deluxe from deadman a while back and the Sterling an eBay BIN that was listed in the mid $200s? Also your Shamrock looks like the light stain so make sure to hunt down a dark stain one, though I doubt it could compare with the grain on that.
Deluxe is not from Deadman, and I was the seller of the Sterling you mention - this one was an upgrade.
Wow, both are pretty. You need to give your pals on here a shot at these rejects before sending them to eBayDeluxe is not from Deadman, and I was the seller of the Sterling you mention - this one was an upgrade.
I had a blonde finish Shamrock and sold it - 'Before and After' pics of the two. When I cleaned the dark one it might have lightened up a little. Or perhaps my 'dark' one is a median stain. I kept the dark one because it has a wider shank and is probably older.
