Murray's Irish Roll Tobacco Advertisement

[admin]

This was hanging on the wall of an Irish pub I went to for lunch today. I'm not sure what that pipe shape is. At first glance I thought Bulldog, but then no.

You can't see the shank. The top of the bowl spreads out and looks like it has a lip rather than a groove where it tapers back in the other direction.

Anyway, I thought it was cool to see it right in front of me where I was seated.

 

[Auxsender]

Beaded tulip?

 

[Ahi Ka]

The original Gumnut

 

[Hillcrest]

Nice pipe ! Thanks ! That ember is really lit ... . There was a prior 2014 thread on the tobacco:

Murray, Sons and Company Tobacco Works Of Belfast, Northern Ireland :: Tobacciana History

Whitehall Tobacco Works 1A Linfield Road Belfast BT12 5GN Ulster Murray, Sons and Company Ltd was founded in 1810. Murray's will always be known and associated with their most famous tobacco, Erinmore. In 1953, Murray's was bought out by Carreras, who later in turn would morph into...

pipesmagazine.com

 

[Sobrbiker]

Can’t see shank, but looks like an orific stem.

 

[judcole]

Whatever the shape, it's a bonny wee pipe. Just the right size to slip into your pocket.

 

[anotherbob]

Whatever the shape, it's a bonny wee pipe. Just the right size to slip into your pocket.

Nah the guy smoking it is clearly a leprechaun. It's even smaller then you think.

 

[smokiespipesmoker123]

a clay? stylized for an advert?

 

[keith929]

507C Virginia Slices in a Peterson 69 Army Short.

 

[keith929]

Oops posted to wrong topic.