I will post some pics in a bit, but it is this pipe here:
http://www.grayfoxonline.com/shape28c.html
Very lightly smoked, very light teeth chatter on stem, marked;
Kaywoodie
Standard
and
28C
has intact 4 hole stinger, and the Kaywoodie Clover sits on top of the stem, not the side. Stem is slightly underclocked, which I think was actually standard for the time.
Some rim charring, but no burnout. Can still see virgin briar at bottom of bowl.
Not sure what I want to do with this pipe, to be honest. Picked it up at an antique store, because it was there and I figured if I didn't want it, someone else might.
Also, an intact Kaywoodie box and catalog for an 86B shape.
http://www.grayfoxonline.com/shape28c.html
Very lightly smoked, very light teeth chatter on stem, marked;
Kaywoodie
Standard
and
28C
has intact 4 hole stinger, and the Kaywoodie Clover sits on top of the stem, not the side. Stem is slightly underclocked, which I think was actually standard for the time.
Some rim charring, but no burnout. Can still see virgin briar at bottom of bowl.
Not sure what I want to do with this pipe, to be honest. Picked it up at an antique store, because it was there and I figured if I didn't want it, someone else might.
Also, an intact Kaywoodie box and catalog for an 86B shape.