THE RED BARON

[UltraBlue]

Delicious, nutritious, and invigorating.
1917

 

[Servant King]

Ah, a Le Baron!

 

[Jacob74]

Cool pipe, but shouldn't the briar be Prussian, not Algerian?

 

[BlueRidge]

 

[xrundog]

80 men tried
And 80 men died
And they’re buried together
In the countryside

 

[BlueRidge]

little known fact but that's shane ireland's great great gramps

 

[tartanphantom]

little known fact but that's shane ireland's great great gramps

Who, Snoopy?

 

[UltraBlue]

Cool pipe, but shouldn't the briar be Prussian, not Algerian?

 

[Brendan]

little known fact but that's shane ireland's great great gramps

It's a small world

Edit: Great looking pipe too!

 

[sablebrush52]

Very interesting pipe! French model name, English briar stamp. Orific bit. Very detailed sandblast. I wonder who made it and when. If it was made in 1917 it would very very interesting, considering Dunhill claims to have been the first to produce sandblasted pipes. Also, pipes in that period didn’t have date stamps, except for Dunhill.

 

[Sea Lord]

Very interesting pipe! French model name, English briar stamp. Orific bit. Very detailed sandblast. I wonder who made it and when. If it was made in 1917 it would very very interesting, considering Dunhill claims to have been the first to produce sandblasted pipes. Also, pipes in that period didn’t have date stamps, except for Dunhill.

There's also the red dot on top of the stem, just like Dunhill but for its color.