Ninth lot of a large proportion of my pipe collection to go under the hammer. I will combine shipping, if needed. Each group will have high quality pipes, including Dunhills, Petersons, etc. This group consists of six pipes: the prize of the lot, a Dunhill Bruyere, marked 107, and on the other side, with Made in England, the number 3 circled, followed by a capital "A".There is quite a bit of char that descends from the rim, and the bowl is not in perfect round, as a result of reaming, I'd suppose, and teeth chatter on end of stem, but still a great smoker; a Peterson Kapet, marked Made in Ireland, so it is pre-Republic, but an unfortunate accident has broken off a chunk of wood, as seen in a photo, but does not affect the smoke, in my experience, rim very charred, teeth chatter on end of stem; a Golden Parker, rim charred, light cake, stem very tarnished; a Niels Bros. hand made in Denmark, small pipe, about 4 3/4 inches long, light char, some tarnish and chatter; an unusual shaped Kaywoodie, Super Grain, 61, light use; last, an old Scot, light cake, some teeth chatter.

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