Whatever I can do to help!However, the OP makes me want to smoke my own B10 Calabash
They're on sale at P&C.For me it is one of these, a Peterson from the Tara line.
That Roush in the pic is 51 grams or 1,82 oz which I have no problem with that weight. You are correct as many of his pipes are over 2 oz's. I would never pay the freight for a new Former. His prices are insane now. I once owned 6 of his pipes and ended up selling them all.That's a beautiful Roush, Harris. I'm kind of wanting a Former as of late. Although, a Roush would be nice too. I just don't want a saddle stem and/or anything over 1.5 ounces. Really, an ounce, but I don't think I've seen many Roushs' even under 2.0 ounces? I'd settle for 1.9 if I ever find one. Former, on the other hand, can come in right around an ounce more often. I like jawing a pipe and it's a sissy.
Yup, sure looked like it, but down below it said it (#5 below) was sold an hour after posting...These damn Barling's man...@CCW Bishop's Pipes at Facebook has a Barling quite similar to that for sale right now. Maybe you should check it out.
Primarily eBay and pipe shows, the occasional online dealer, or through contacts in the greater pipe collecting community. There have been a few people who have contacted me privately about selling a Barling to me that I might like, and that has worked out well on both sides of the deal. I suspect you can find more at auctions or garage sales in the eastern states. Used to be tobacconists, but pipes and pipe tobaccos for sale are pretty close to extinct in Los Angeles, though the cigar scene is alive and well.Thanks Sable! I'm in the hunt for old and respected English marques these days, but just can't find a nice Barling. May I ask where you look for Barlings?