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Hopfully there is someone who monitors this page. I have the following comments: | Hopfully there is someone who monitors this page. I have the following comments: | ||
1) I think it is Dryconomy, not | 1) I think it is Dryconomy, not "Druconomy" as listed in the Pre-Gadogan line only because I have seen a pipe marked "HARDCASTLE BRITISH MADE DRYCONOMY 66". | ||
2) It sure would be nice if authors | 2) It sure would be nice if authors cited where they get their info like a regular wiki. I'd rather not repeat things that aren't true. | ||
3) I wish that whoever wrote this would add a bit more about Cadogan or create a Cadogan page and link it in this article. | 3) I wish that whoever wrote this would add a bit more about Cadogan or create a Cadogan page and link it in this article. | ||
Revision as of 00:21, 9 April 2013
This article has no indication of who authored it, so not sure who to address, but if this discussion page triggers an email to the author, I'd appreciate a come back. I am interested in dating (decade would be good enough) a Hardcastle 'CAMDEN'#45 (stem is probably not original), which is listed in this article as a 'pre-cadogan' model. Nowhere do I see a reference to cadogan in this article or the Dunhill article on this site. Who or what is cadogan and approximately what time frame does 'pre-cadogan' cover? Thanks!
Druconomy, biliography, and Cadogan
Hello,
Hopfully there is someone who monitors this page. I have the following comments:
1) I think it is Dryconomy, not "Druconomy" as listed in the Pre-Gadogan line only because I have seen a pipe marked "HARDCASTLE BRITISH MADE DRYCONOMY 66".
2) It sure would be nice if authors cited where they get their info like a regular wiki. I'd rather not repeat things that aren't true.
3) I wish that whoever wrote this would add a bit more about Cadogan or create a Cadogan page and link it in this article.
Thanks and good luck!
Joe