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'''Irwin's''' is thought to be a [[GBD]] second and part of the [[Oppenheimer Pipe]] holding company. They were made in England. It is unknown if they were also made in France. | '''Irwin's''' is thought to be a [[GBD]] second and part of the [[Oppenheimer Pipe]] holding company. They were made in England. It is unknown if they were also made in France. | ||
"The warm dual-tone brown finish deepens with repeated smoking. Finest Rum is used in the special process of maturing these fine pipes. It's smooth flavor complements the natural taste of fine tobacco." -catalog ( 1976 ) | [[File:IrwinsConquest01.jpg|thumb|Irwin's Conquest, courtesy Doug Valitchka]][[File:IrwinsConquest07.jpg|thumb|Conquest detail, courtesy Doug Valitchka]]"The warm dual-tone brown finish deepens with repeated smoking. Finest Rum is used in the special process of maturing these fine pipes. It's smooth flavor complements the natural taste of fine tobacco." -catalog ( 1976 ) | ||
<center><gallery widths=300px heights= | <center><gallery widths=300px heights=300px caption="Example, and nomenclature, courtesy Doug Valitchka"> | ||
File: | File:Irwins Rum.jpg|GBD Made Irwin's Rum Pipe, courtesy Doug Valitchka | ||
File: | File:IrwinsRum.jpg|Rum pipe cleaners?, courtesy Doug Valitchka | ||
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Revision as of 02:23, 18 December 2016
Irwin's is thought to be a GBD second and part of the Oppenheimer Pipe holding company. They were made in England. It is unknown if they were also made in France.
"The warm dual-tone brown finish deepens with repeated smoking. Finest Rum is used in the special process of maturing these fine pipes. It's smooth flavor complements the natural taste of fine tobacco." -catalog ( 1976 )
Several Catalog pages from a Circa 1950s Oppenheimer Pipes Catalog featured Dr. Plumb's pipes.