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In 1922 the Parker Pipe Co Limited was formed by Alfred Dunhill to finish and market what Dunhill called its "failings" or what has come to be called by collectors as seconds. Previous to that time, Dunhill marketed its own "failings", often designated by a large "X" over the typical Dunhill stamping or "Damaged Price" with the reduced price actually stamped on the pipe. | In 1922 the Parker Pipe Co Limited was formed by Alfred Dunhill to finish and market what Dunhill called its "failings" or what has come to be called by collectors as seconds. Previous to that time, Dunhill marketed its own "failings", often designated by a large "X" over the typical Dunhill stamping or "Damaged Price" with the reduced price actually stamped on the pipe. | ||
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=== Off Site Links === | === Off Site Links === | ||
On Chris' Pipe Pages: [http://pipepages.com/parkfront.htm 1977 Parker Catalog] and a [http://pipepages.com/parkprice.htm 1977 price list] | On Chris' Pipe Pages: [http://pipepages.com/parkfront.htm 1977 Parker Catalog] and a [http://pipepages.com/parkprice.htm 1977 price list] | ||
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[[Category: Pipe makers by nationality]] | [[Category: Pipe makers by nationality]] | ||
[[Category: Great Britain]] | [[Category: Great Britain]] | ||