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(Created page with "{{Need Information}} And here we have yet another mystery pipe! The owner reports the following: <blockquote>I recently bought a briar pipe that I am having a devil of a time finding anything about. It is an incredibly good smoking pipe and well put-together. The only markings on it are CP (in script) Germany (in English). The only thing I can find on the internet about it is from one online retailer listing 2 pipes with the same markings and calling it a “Colton Pi...") |
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And here we have yet another mystery pipe! The owner reports the following:
I recently bought a briar pipe that I am having a devil of a time finding anything about. It is an incredibly good smoking pipe and well put-together.
The only markings on it are CP (in script) Germany (in English).
The only thing I can find on the internet about it is from one online retailer listing 2 pipes with the same markings and calling it a “Colton Pipe”, and selling one of the pipes with a Colton pipe bag:[1], [2]
- Example, courtesy Don Tillery
