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Thank you, yes I did figure that out. haha. I was hoping there was a more detailed list to look at. The list on Pipedia was compile by a famous Stanwell collector Basil Stevens. But there are a number of missing shapes and variations I was hoping to find.

I use Renaissance Wax, and it does a great job... so much so that I sell it. I used to use Halcyon and it works good too. I talked to Sam at Fine Briars about 2 weeks ago, the maker of Halcyon Wax, and he's on a hiatus, but plans to start offering his line of Waxes again in the next few months...

I'm still keeping an eye out for you Ronald! Fae @ Tobacco Treasures

Thanks for the reply! Yes, I should look closer at pipephile.eu. Good idea. I'll share what I find out!

My husband Tony's new online shop: Mr. Stanwell's Pipe Emporium! mrstanwellpipes - Etsy

That double bored mouthpiece says at least the stem is old. The conical bowl and white acrylic band does look rather Danish. Take off the stem and look at the end of the briar shank and see if it was damaged/cracked, and if that band is a repair band. It may be a Frankenstein-ish pipe, but as...

Help! I am looking for a complete list of Stanwell pipe shapes and designers if so applicable. I know the one on Pipedia is pretty good, but it ends in the 200's. I am finding Stanwells with shape numbers in the 500's - 800's. This one I'm showing here is a 40's-60's Redg. No., in the "de...

Might get a table this year... thanks Dave!

Well... just to be clear, the Brasso is for just removing oxidation. Depending on how thick the oxidation is, you may need a couple passes. You can clean it up with the olive oil (any kind will do), and then you can polish it with smooth polishing pads and you will get a nice subtly shiny...

Welcome from Las Vegas!

I get it. I wipe it off quickly and follow with micro sanding with olive oil. This is a quickie trick when a wheel isn't available.

Oops... just saw your query. If using the Brasso for oxidation on Vulcanite, just wipe it off after 20 secs or so. :giggle:

Yes she did! Great movie too!!

Hey Dave! It was great to meet you at the Vegas show! I'm keeping an eye out for any more Hollco-Rohr catalogs. I think I have more somewhere but since the move... it's anyone's guess where the are! I'll find them eventually! lol! Happy New Year!:giggle:

Did you know that Brasso takes off oxidation from Vulcanite like a champ??

I need to better organize my pipe inventory! I know... I'm boring! lol!

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Yes... I scored!! :p

I was looking for dating info for certain shapes and who the designers were. I think the link to Pipedia solved my need... so far! Thanks for the offer of help!

Thank you! A great resource!!