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Dunhill Collection - Erik Hesse (US)
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File:Magnum 1926 .jpg|Shell MAGNUM (1) PAT. NO. 1341418/20 6 (1926) | File:Magnum 1926 .jpg|Shell MAGNUM (1) PAT. NO. 1341418/20 6 (1926) | ||
File:Magnum 2 1926.jpg|Shell MAGNUM (2) PAT. N0. 1341418/20 6 (1926) | File:Magnum 2 1926.jpg|Shell MAGNUM (2) PAT. N0. 1341418/20 6 (1926) | ||
File:1927 Magnum 1.png|MAGNUM MADE IN ENGLAND7 PAT.NO1343253/20 (1927) | File:1927 Magnum 1.png|MAGNUM MADE IN ENGLAND7 PAT.NO1343253/20 (1927)* | ||
File:Shell.1928 9.png|9 PAT. Nos 119708/17 116989/17 8 | File:Shell.1928 9.png|9 PAT. Nos 119708/17 116989/17 8 | ||
File:1928 128.jpg| 128 Shell from 1928 | File:1928 128.jpg| 128 Shell from 1928 | ||
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File:LC-1929.png| LC Shell, from 1929 | File:LC-1929.png| LC Shell, from 1929 | ||
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'''Note:''' This pipe is extraordinarily large -- 11 inches in length and 4 ¾ inches in height. It is un-smoked and remains in its almost flawless original case.<br>I assume this pipe was made to be a display piece for a Dunhill shop, although the patent number is for American export, which makes it impossible to speculate as to what shop that might have been. The pipe includes the original inner tube that also has correct patent stamping. | '''* Note:''' This pipe is extraordinarily large -- 11 inches in length and 4 ¾ inches in height. It is un-smoked and remains in its almost flawless original case.<br>I assume this pipe was made to be a display piece for a Dunhill shop, although the patent number is for American export, which makes it impossible to speculate as to what shop that might have been. The pipe includes the original inner tube that also has correct patent stamping. | ||
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Revision as of 23:19, 21 May 2021
- 1928 AND 1929 (top) LO9'S 2.png
2 LO9’s 1928 and 1929 - PAT. NO 5861/17 8 and PAT. NO 11689/17 9
* Note: This pipe is extraordinarily large -- 11 inches in length and 4 ¾ inches in height. It is un-smoked and remains in its almost flawless original case.
I assume this pipe was made to be a display piece for a Dunhill shop, although the patent number is for American export, which makes it impossible to speculate as to what shop that might have been. The pipe includes the original inner tube that also has correct patent stamping.
- 1932 60-3 CW.jpg
Dunhill Shell CW 60/3 from 1932
ODA 850 - 1963, from the personal collection of John_C._Loring
Addendum:
Edsel was in the first generation of serious (pre-Loring) Dunhill collectors.
Chip states, "I understand that Dunhill rarely makes a spigot in a size five. They're few and far between due to the limited production. At least that is what the Dunhill representative told me - maybe once a year. Who's knows, he might have been playing salesman.