Updated:
Oct 07, 2012
Golfeuses
irlandaises #1Millenium 1988
▲ Peterson "Dublin" Hallmarks:
[Hibernia], [standard mark], [c]
Peterson's Millenium pipe commemorates the City of Dublin's
founding (988-1988).
Mark Twain
Made in the Republic of Ireland, 63/1000
(On silver band) Mark Twain, Commemorative, 1835 - 1985
◄ This pipe is part of the 2nd numbered edition
(1000 pipes) of a serie celabrating the writer's 150th birthday anniversary.
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(Left side) Peterson's, Mark Twain
(Right side) Made in The Republic, of Ireland
(Left side) Peterson's, Mark Twain
(Right side) Made in The Republic, of Ireland
▲ Peterson started producing Mark Twains without numbers from 1983 through 89. This piece is one of these.
The band is 1981 [p]
hallmarked. This seems to be a contradiction considering the 1983 release date. But an explaination
may be found here.
Great Explorers
▲ (Left side)
Peterson
Of Dublin
Great Explorers
(Right side)
[Name of the explorer]
(On silver band)
Peterson
[Ship & Sea ]
Great explorers
[Hallmarks]
A cased set of four pipes. Each pipe is named after a polar explorer stamped on the right side of the shank:
- ERNEST SHACKLETON (Brandy)
- ROBERT FALCON SCOTT (Bent Egg)
- ROALD AMUNDSEN (Bent Billiard)
- TOM CREAN (Dublin)
For detailed views of the pipes and case see DOK.
Antique
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(Left side) Peterson Dublin
(Right side) Made in Ireland
(Left side) Peterson Dublin
(Right side) Made in Ireland
The Antique collection is supposed to commemorate
Peterson's historical shapes. The markings on the four pipes replicas making
up the collection simulate the
Pre-Republic era stampings (forked tail P and "Made in Ireland").
The only authentic marks on these pipes are the hallmarks on the band with
a year letter [K] in this case, standing for 1996.
"1903" on the band indicates the year this Dublin shape first appeared in Peterson's offer. (Name of the model: Dublin c. 1903)
"1903" on the band indicates the year this Dublin shape first appeared in Peterson's offer. (Name of the model: Dublin c. 1903)