That pencil shank, canted dublin(or is it a stacked billiard?) Is very awesome, and thr blast on the pipe below it are 2 fine examples of why DH is the goat
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How good of a smoker are he cavaliers? If they smoke half as well ad the look it should be fantastic
Hi @chumleeroy
It is a Dublin
Here it is again
With its “younger sister” - a Sasieni ladies Dublin (with the “fishtail” logo)
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Also, go easy on consecutive posts in any thread.
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Arrived today. A shape I always wanted.
DUNHILL ROOT BRIAR GR.3 year 1994. 3102.
Like new condition killer price.
My 5th dunhill one sold.
can't wait to smoke it while watching a movie with the wife.
Best regards from Greece.
DUNHILL ROOT BRIAR GR.3 year 1994. 3102.
Like new condition killer price.
My 5th dunhill one sold.
can't wait to smoke it while watching a movie with the wife.
Best regards from Greece.
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Picked up 2 Dunhill Patent Era Pipes this past Saturday for a keen $85.
The Billiard:
Underside stamping: 59 DUNHILL SHELL MADE IN ENGLAND 0 PATENT No 417574/34 (4)
From looking on Pipedia, I think this puts it made around 1950-54.
The Bulldog:
Underside stamping: 48 4 DUNHILL SHELL MADE IN ENGLAND 19 U.S. PATENT 1341418/20
From looking on Pipedia, I think this puts it around 1936? I'm not sure what the 4 next to the 48 refers to, and I didn't see 19 as a date code on pipedia for this patent number.
Cheers.
The Billiard:
Underside stamping: 59 DUNHILL SHELL MADE IN ENGLAND 0 PATENT No 417574/34 (4)
From looking on Pipedia, I think this puts it made around 1950-54.
The Bulldog:
Underside stamping: 48 4 DUNHILL SHELL MADE IN ENGLAND 19 U.S. PATENT 1341418/20
From looking on Pipedia, I think this puts it around 1936? I'm not sure what the 4 next to the 48 refers to, and I didn't see 19 as a date code on pipedia for this patent number.
Cheers.
Here are the stampings:
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Nice finds for an excellent price. 1951 on the billiard (based on circled group number, but I could be wrong and it might be 1950) and 1939 on the Bulldog.
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Hello Mr.TallbutBuxomley, The five figure shape nr. tells me that it is from the 1970's. The number following 'Made in England' will show what year that is exact. (Can't really see from the pic.) Looks like it has been well enjoyed before but... enjoy it! It is a nice old Duhill pipe.
Here some more info and a link to the Dunhill shape chart from pipedia.
pipedia.org
As far as I know from my own 5 digit shape nr. pipes I can tell that one can forget the last digit 1.
The 4 digits without that 1 is the more usual 4 digit shape nr. So that is 3401.
3 = Group 3. 4. = Quarter bent tapered mouthpiece. 01 = Apple.
Dunhill Shape Chart - Pipedia
As far as I know from my own 5 digit shape nr. pipes I can tell that one can forget the last digit 1.
The 4 digits without that 1 is the more usual 4 digit shape nr. So that is 3401.
3 = Group 3. 4. = Quarter bent tapered mouthpiece. 01 = Apple.
Thank you! I used Fiebing's leather dye, and mixed several colors to match the color of the pipe.
Found this birth year 1960 amongst a group of pipes that Steve Norse was selling from JT Cooke's personal collection at the recent Vegas Pipe Show. Definitely unique and very 1960s.
Oh lordy. This information gave me the wherewithal to search for a specific 5-digit code. Worse still, to find it. And last night, to part with a sum of money. I will post the outcome in due course.Here some more info and a link to the Dunhill shape chart from pipedia.
Dunhill Shape Chart - Pipedia
As far as I know from my own 5 digit shape nr. pipes I can tell that one can forget the last digit 1.
The 4 digits without that 1 is the more usual 4 digit shape nr. So that is 3401.
3 = Group 3. 4. = Quarter bent tapered mouthpiece. 01 = Apple.