IRISH ESTATE PIPE: PETERSON 610 KAPET IRISH FREESTATE

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Medium sized PETERSON Kapet 610 panel billiard12317 SHS [185] / 70 This four-sided panel with a square shank is a shape common to Dunhill or Comoy's in England, but in Ireland Peterson made so few of them we have to describe it as a "quaint". After handling hundreds of pre-WWII Petersons I've seen only a few such panels. This specimen was made in Dublin between 1922 and 1937 when the country was the Irish Free State. The stem features a rare "Peterson's Dublin" stamping on its underside. It is definitely the original mouthpiece, but a previous owner converted the Peterson's P-lip to create a fishtail lip with a round orifice. The pipe remains in excellent condition with a 3/8" gold plated band stamped with the William Demuth Company logo. Since this band does not appear to be a repair, we can assume the pipe was one of many imported into the U.S. by this huge and famous New York firm WDC. Nomenclature PETERSON'S KAPET IRISHFREESTATE 610 Stem treatment Mouthpiece: Original black vulcanite p-lip Stamped: PETERSON'S DUBLIN (on underside) 3/8" Gold fill band stamped: WDC (in triangle) Dimensions Pipe length X bowl height 5 3/4 " X 1 7/8 " Chamber depth X diameter 1 3/4 " X 13/16 " Group 4 to 5 Weight 1.2 oz. / 35 g Visit STOREFRONTof my eBAY STORE I can sell your pipes and accessories on consignment. And I pay cash for quality pipe read more

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