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Please see the shape chart which shows the different shapes available in all group sizes and finishes. Also please look at the size chart to assist in your selection of the right pipe for you. | Please see the shape chart which shows the different shapes available in all group sizes and finishes. Also please look at the size chart to assist in your selection of the right pipe for you. | ||
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Scanned images from a pamphlet Ken Barnes sent to SSJones, who then posted it on [http://pipesmagazine.com/forums/topic/1984-james-upshall-pamphlet PipesMagazine.com] | |||
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File:JamesUpshallCatalogCovers.jpg|Cover - Leatherette with a fishing dry fly on the back (an Olive?). There are numerous nature reference throughout the catalog. | |||
File:JamesUpshallCatalogPg1-2.jpg|Page 1/2 - Shows a beautiful Straight Grain bent billiard. I can't make out a grade stamp on this one, perhaps an E? | |||
File:JamesUpshallCatalogPg3-4.jpg|Page 3/4 - This shows two P grade pipes. Butterflies are the nature refernce. | |||
File:JamesUpshallCatalogPg5-6.jpg|Page 5/6 - Appears to be mostly S Grade pipes, including one silver spigot and one silver band. I've only seen S grade pipes with red stain, that must have come later. | |||
File:JamesUpshallCatalogPg7-8.jpg|Page 7/8 - Three ungraded "Fishing" style pipes, with lanyard rings on the silver. The James Upshall logo on these is not boxed. And appropriately two salmon flies. One pipe in a presentation case and curiously, a bottle of James Upshall snuff. I've never seen a presentation cased James Upshall on ebay, etc. | |||
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