Not sure what I've gotten my hands on here in terms of smoking quality, but it looks really cool. It's a WDC "Marlborough" -- a chunky, but fairly small, sitter with a double airway stem. Someone would know for sure, but it looks to be a 1920s design, and looks to be in pretty decent shape. Absolutely an impulse buy.
Still working on the cleanup, but I figured out that the airway in the top of the stem loops around to the bottom piece of the stem. The smoke exits through one hole in the bottom part of the stem into a little chamber (like a Peterson System). The actual draft hole is a second hole within the bottom section of the stem that then pulls air out of the little system-like chamber, through the stem and out to the smoker's mouth.
Still working on the cleanup, but I figured out that the airway in the top of the stem loops around to the bottom piece of the stem. The smoke exits through one hole in the bottom part of the stem into a little chamber (like a Peterson System). The actual draft hole is a second hole within the bottom section of the stem that then pulls air out of the little system-like chamber, through the stem and out to the smoker's mouth.


