Showoff Your Dunhill Pipes Here!

[thomasw]

87mm of delight! A CUMBERLAND 3903:>

 

[samcoffeeman]

From top to bottom:

1949 Dunhill Root FE (Replacement cumberland stem)

1943 Dunhill Shell (Replacement horn stem)

1943 Dunhill Bruyere

1930 Dunhill's Shell

1945 Dunhill Shell with original horn stem

Just added this one, in the mail should arrive this week:

1931 Dunhill's Shell LB

 

[foggymountain]

I don't have photos of them all. Here are a few.

Sorry, photobucket was too slow tonight to post more.

 

[bonanzadriver]

Wow! What a great thread. Thanks for startin it!
I've been a Dunhill fan for some time now. I've seen examples here that I didn't even know existed.
My Dunny collection is modest, only two so far, but hey. Not bad for 6 or 8 months of being back in the saddle.
I'll try to post some pics this weekend.

 

[Chasing Embers]

Soon to be converted to bonsai containers.
1974 group 4 Shell Briar billiard

1974 group 3 Shell Briar Zulu

 

[jakecobb]

1959 Dunhill Shell group 4 232. I think it's from '59, gf thinks it's a '69. Whatcha'll think? (Hard to tell fromnpic unless zoomed in.)
http://pipesmagazine.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/album/16571/20170624_223904-600x449.jpg
http://pipesmagazine.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/album/16571/20170624_224338-600x449.jpg

 

[dunstanhillwell62]

Here are my 3 Dunhills.
No. 1 is a patent-era birth year pipe from 1950 with a later stem. No. 2 is from 1967 bought from the Danish pipemaker Benner and no. 3 from 1972 which was given to me by a friend who never felt quite comfortable with it. The stem is a replacement.

The sizes are 6, 4 and 1.

 

[beefeater33]

Well.......... After seeing George D's restoration of an amazing ODA 838, I thought I might show mine off a bit........ :D

The squatty 838 is a 1953 model, and the taller 837 is of 1960 vintage........ I love these pipes, smoke the squat about 4 times a year, the 837 still remains unsmoked......... ::
Sorry about the pic quality........ A photo-graffer I aint........

 

[ssjones]

Wow Beef! Between the pictures of your 838 and Paige Simms talking about the ODA line on the recent PipesMagazine radio show, I'm thinking something is missing in my collection.

 

[thomasw]

A 1940 slightly canted billiard ....

 

[thomasw]

A 1965 Tanshell Apple, a birth year pipe ....

 

[hoppes]

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[wyfbane]

Here is a poorish photo of my Dunhills. I am very blessed to have the collection, but it is the collection of a newcomer (albeit and active one). I love the collections of the fellas on here who have had 20 - 50 years of time to accumulate mega collections of pure awesomeness.

Now that I am posting this, there is a '68 Pot that is floating around the house. It is just rough enough to be an "about the house" smoker. I failed to capture it on film.

 

[ssjones]

That is a quite a group wyfbane!

 

[briarbuck]

Just purchased at auction...rims not bad. Marked 483 6 I believe. Stems in decent shape.

 

[ssjones]

@folanator, "The Don" says "good shape choice".

 

[craiginthecorn]

This unsmoked 1957 Group 3 with an inner tube arrived from Cairo, Egypt this morning. Quite dark for an unsmoked tanshell, but I prefer them dark anyway. The box is clearly not the one that Dunhill packed it in, since it’s a root briar box, but the vintage is correct. It’s fun that it included the original pamphlet and I am surprised that the “The White Spot” logo is so old. What I found really curious was the strange, low-quality pipe sock which seems to have been made with cellulose, or something similar.

 

[bottils]

Wow! Love that Tanshell. Very nice blasting, looks great."The White Spot" as a trade mark of sorts I belive appeared shortly after the dot on the stem, around 1915-18.

 

[bluegrassbrian]

Damn wyfbane, both of those are superb to my eye.

 

[artificialme]

Hi There. Just got this beauty from an antique dealer around. I don't have any idea about Dunhill pipes, but the white dot and the marking makes me believe it was Dunhill

Sorry for bad photos but the marking was :

116 Dunhill F/T Shell Briar

Made in England 1

1 (in a circle) S
Is it group 1 pipe? No Wonder it's so small. Hahaha