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Deciphering an ODB 831/fr: Difference between revisions
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''fourni et traduit par Jean-Christophe Bienfait'' | ''fourni et traduit par Jean-Christophe Bienfait'' | ||
The Dunhill 831 is one of those seldom seen ‘ODA’ shapes difficult to find if you look for it, but given its small size and awkward shape easy to pass on if you happen upon it. | The Dunhill 831 is one of those seldom seen ‘ODA’ shapes difficult to find if you look for it, but given its small size and awkward shape easy to pass on if you happen upon it. One though is an ongoing mystery for me and so remains on my rack. | ||
When the pipe was first brought to my attention its nomenclature as described to me made no sense at all: | When the pipe was first brought to my attention its nomenclature as described to me made no sense at all: | ||