warren and sable, those are clarifying posts and make things at least slightly clearer. I still think, in the way of corporate quarterly greed, the pipe tobacco portion of the cigarette business could still be sold off, perhaps with some modification of the name. I'm dubious a dormant line is going to eventually be more profitable than cash for an active one now. Even with a name change, once it was established that they had the former Dunhill blends, it would be valuable enough, and the Dunhill cigarette people would get a pleasing infusion of cash. Depends on ownership. If it is closely held in partnership or within a family, this might make some arbitrary sense to some one of the players. If it is publicly traded, I'd think the shareholders would want the money, now, yesterday.
woodsroad -- Royal Yacht = Camden ... I like it.