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*'''Flora Danica'''. Inclusion of either silver (red stained pipes) or gold (black stained pipes) floral band at the end of the shank. Standard shape codes. | *'''Flora Danica'''. Inclusion of either silver (red stained pipes) or gold (black stained pipes) floral band at the end of the shank. Standard shape codes. | ||
*'''Gilt Edged''' Gilt Edged pipes were standard shapes, with standard shape codes, however the pipe designs included a golden band around the rim and the shank end, hence the name. | *'''Gilt Edged''' Gilt Edged pipes were standard shapes, with standard shape codes, however the pipe designs included a golden band around the rim and the shank end, hence the name. | ||
*'''Nostalgie'''. Nostalgie was a German market (filter) only line of classic, discontinued shapes from Stanwell's catalog. Each pipe featured a silver band and a plaque with the German word 'Nostalgie' (in English, 'Nostalgia') on it. No shape codes. | |||
*'''Royal Bark'''. Royal Bark was a sandblast-only line sold in the 1950s. The shapes conformed to the standard shape catalog, however their numbering featured an extra digit at the front (e.g., 665 would be a shape 65 Dublin, but in a sandblasted finish). | *'''Royal Bark'''. Royal Bark was a sandblast-only line sold in the 1950s. The shapes conformed to the standard shape catalog, however their numbering featured an extra digit at the front (e.g., 665 would be a shape 65 Dublin, but in a sandblasted finish). | ||
*'''Silhouette'''. Dark brown, almost black, stain, with no formal variations aside from an ivory band separating the stem from the shank. Standard shape codes. | *'''Silhouette'''. Dark brown, almost black, stain, with no formal variations aside from an ivory band separating the stem from the shank. Standard shape codes. | ||