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Here a very nice and rare old Dunhill Shell 555 F/T from 1950. With Pat. No.
Made in England 0. (The 0 underlined)
An odd little pipe from the past.
Made in England 0. (The 0 underlined)
An odd little pipe from the past.
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These are great collections of pipes. I'm just stunned. And I only have one pipe. Now I know what I'm aiming for.
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Everybody here started with one pipe.
And take care of it very well is my advice. In the future 'that one' will always be your first pipe...
Thank you.
It really is but I have used it only a few times since I got it. Just when it is smoking good one has almost reached the bottom of the bowl already.
A nice pipe for sure, but to be honest I’m also impressed by the cutter top tin. How were the contents?
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The original content is still in there... quite dry inbetween
But free of everything one does not want to see in tobacco and also not pulverised.
Here another old tin with the original content inside. Also in very dry but still nice looking condition.
The elegant Dunhill tamper with a pocket clip is also a beauty--not often seen.
Two very fine smoking pipes. Group 2 sized Dunhill 'Poker' pipes... A Shell Briar 90 and a Root Briar DR A 2.
Both are marked "Made in England 0". The 0 with underscore. Followed by a 1 without underscore.
The Root briar even has a 2 following there.
Both are marked "Made in England 0". The 0 with underscore. Followed by a 1 without underscore.
The Root briar even has a 2 following there.
Been seeing this shape fairly frequently in the past handful of years. In the patent era though - not so common I think. Cool piece!
Thank you
It is! Not a pipe for daily use but a very nice piece for the collection.
Okay, I do understand that. The group 4 or 5 sized ones make me think of a door handle.
But these two are group 2 and both very nice I think. And above all, they are great little pipes to use.
Cleaning some pipes on a rainy afternoon. Here's some shells:
Nothing particularly collectible or older than me. Just good, solid smokers, like Dunhills should be.
Nothing particularly collectible or older than me. Just good, solid smokers, like Dunhills should be.