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The 851 is a very rare pipe in any form, I have heard of only a handful and am familiar with only the one I own. Interestingly, my 851 is in most all respects an extra long shank long ES although on close examination one finds that the bowl is slightly larger and the 4 1/8" shank is decidedly thicker at the bowl with a taper that thins to the bit. As the bit on my 851 is significantly longer then a normal ES bit the pipe as a whole is longer then an ES.  It has a 'heftier' feel as compared to a long shank ES, but ignoring the greater overall length of the 851 due to its longer bit, one would be hard pressed at first glance or from a distance to distinguish between the two.  One might assume that it was given Giant/ODA status because of the extra long shank but in fact I have been advised that most of the other known 851s have shorter shanks then mine.  
D'autre part  les 850 et les 851, bien qu'étant des ODA atypiques d'après guerre, puisqu' ayant toutes deux des petits fourneaux de groupe 4, ont toute leur place ici, compte tenu du fait que comme pour les ES, on peut en trouver en de rares occasions avec des tiges de 4 " et plus.  




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