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*95. Two versions of this shaper number | *95. Two versions of this shaper number | ||
:a) “Chimney”, full mouthpiece. | :a) “Chimney”, full mouthpiece. | ||
:b) | :b) Same as shape 86, but larger, by Sixten Ivarsson. | ||
*96. Freehand, oval bowl, long saddle mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson. | *96. Freehand, oval bowl, long saddle mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson. | ||
*97. Two versions of this shaper number | *97. Two versions of this shaper number | ||
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*154. Same | *154. Same | ||
*155. Same | *155. Same | ||
*156. | *156. Quarter-bent bulldog with a forward cant, by Jess Chonowitsch. | ||
*157. Freehand, slightly bent, full mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch. | *157. Freehand, slightly bent, full mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch. | ||
*158. Freehand, oval bowl, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch. | *158. Freehand, oval bowl, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch. | ||
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For the 40th (1942-1982) Jubilee, these shapes were: | For the 40th (1942-1982) Jubilee, these shapes were: | ||
* 32: Poul Stanwell's 32(a), the first shape designed for Stanwell, a classical straight bulldog, released in 1942. | |||
* 71. Sixten Ivarsson's 71, a straight pear-billiard with a saddle stem. | * 71. Sixten Ivarsson's 71, a straight pear-billiard with a saddle stem. | ||
* 118. Sixten Ivarsson's 118, a slightly bent volcano with a flush flared stem. | * 118. Sixten Ivarsson's 118, a slightly bent volcano with a flush flared stem. | ||
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* 07. A quarter-bent apple with a diamond shank and a saddle stem. | * 07. A quarter-bent apple with a diamond shank and a saddle stem. | ||
* 53. A straight billiard of medium size, with a saddle stem. | * 53. A straight billiard of medium size, with a saddle stem. | ||
* 108. Tom Eltang's quarter-bent horn/scoop hybrid with a flared flush stem. | |||
* 113. A Canadian with a wide, short bowl. | |||
* 156. Jess Chonowitsch's 156, a quarter-bent bulldog with a forward cant. | |||
For the 50th (1942-1992) Jubilee, these shapes were: | For the 50th (1942-1992) Jubilee, these shapes were: | ||
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* 70: Sixten Ivarsson's 70(a) bent volcano, released in 1967. | * 70: Sixten Ivarsson's 70(a) bent volcano, released in 1967. | ||
* 35. Anne Julie's 35(b) bent egg, released in 1975. | * 35. Anne Julie's 35(b) bent egg, released in 1975. | ||
* | * 169. Jess Chonowitsch's 169 straight brandy/tulip, released in 1986. | ||
* [[File:Stanwell Jubilee full set 1992.jpg|thumb| | * [[File:Stanwell Jubilee full set 1992.jpg|thumb|A six-day set of Stanwell's 1992 Jubilee pipes in their original case. Image courtesy Nicholas Gutierrez of NG Pipes.]]190. Tom Eltang's 190 hexagonal-shank billiard, as featured in the 'Sixtus' range, released in 1992. | ||
[[File:Screenshot 20230417 001335 Etsy.jpg|thumb|A sandblasted Reg. era Stanwell from Poul Hansen's tenure. Image courtesy PipeClub & PipeClubEstates.]] | [[File:Screenshot 20230417 001335 Etsy.jpg|thumb|A sandblasted Reg. era Stanwell from Poul Hansen's tenure. Image courtesy PipeClub & PipeClubEstates.]] | ||