Barling: Difference between revisions

Line 162: Line 162:
*''''Ye Olde Wood Special''' - pipes with a nicer grain figure and which are left natural rather than stained dark Birdseye - pipes with particularly nice Birdseye grain - one of the rarest of Barling stampings
*''''Ye Olde Wood Special''' - pipes with a nicer grain figure and which are left natural rather than stained dark Birdseye - pipes with particularly nice Birdseye grain - one of the rarest of Barling stampings
*'''Guinea Grain''' - something between a flame grain and a straight grain - these pipes are the only Pre-Transition Barling pipes that have a script “''Barling’s''” logo.  They were also oil treated to bring out the contrast in the grain.
*'''Guinea Grain''' - something between a flame grain and a straight grain - these pipes are the only Pre-Transition Barling pipes that have a script “''Barling’s''” logo.  They were also oil treated to bring out the contrast in the grain.
*Straight Grain - Barling’s highest grade - these don’t have model numbers.
*'''Straight Grain''' - Barling’s highest grade - these don’t have model numbers.
Presentation Straight Grain - the rarest of the rare - an '''EXEXEL''' size would have sold for $7500.00 in today’s dollars!
Presentation Straight Grain - the rarest of the rare - an '''EXEXEL''' size would have sold for $7500.00 in today’s dollars!