Please ID this Peterson
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Does it say anything below the "Peterson's / Dublin" stamp? It's difficult to see past the camera glare. The pipe could use a little refreshing I think.
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It is not easy to take pictures of a pipe but you really to give us better ones than that.
It’s Republic era, looks like a 69. Better pics of the whole pipe would help.
It does just look that old to me. Totally not worth banking on, but that's the kind of oxidization and patina and sorta worn down rim that seems to be most common from pipes that old. Though I bet if I got scientific about it I'd be more likely to say that's common on pipes that age but also found on newer and much older ones too.
Definitely a Peterson by the look of the angle the stem is fitted to the stummel. Not sure why it's so hard to get that straight, but it seems to be an old Irish tradition from the age of that pipe. Still love Peterson pipes.
Yeah the pictures are lousy. Take better and someone will tell you what you want to know.
Made in the Republic of Ireland, so not old but most likely from the late 40's or 50's, the band is rare, I will go through my collection and see if I can to a better answer.
Finally getting home and putting on my readers (making out the Republic stamp), I went through my only book, currently in my possession, on Peterson pipes...and a quick search on the web. I couldn't find that band anywhere. This is all that I can collect for now, I'm spent. 
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Need help with this Peterson :: Pipe Talk
Greetings! I recently acquired this Peterson 304. I really could use some help on the possible dating of this pipe. I have other Petersons and they all have Hallmarks so it's easy to figure out. This one only says K&P Peterson, Petersons System Standard, Made in the republic of Ireland. I did...
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Until we get a response from the OP, could anyone help to identify this Peterson pipe of mine? I know that it was made in Ireland, but that's as far as I can get..I don't have any more photos. 
Close, it's a B42 System Standard Sandblast. I'll give you an "Attaboy!" for the effortPeterson rusticated 307 system pipe, from the early 00s. What did I win ?
Ha ha, why... I don't understand... or is this a joke? I may have missed the joke part. Sorry, ha ha.
Yes, it was a jest in my frustration at trying to identify the OP's pipe
That was my initial guess but the upside down photo of the P-Lip stem threw me off.Close, it's a B42 System Standard Sandblast. I'll give you an "Attaboy!" for the effort
My guess is its an older version of the Aran rusticated 69 bent billiard from the 70s or80s :
Peterson Pipes: Aran Rusticated (69) Fishtail (9mm)
www.peterson.ie
If I am right do I win Zero's B42 ????