Comoy's 185 Sandblast "Goldenbark" Restoration

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Another Comoys Sandblast. A Pipesmagazine member posted one of these Goldenbark Sandblasts last year, but I can't find any catalog information on this finish. I assume it might have been Comoy's answer to the Dunhill Tanshell finish?

This one is heading to a straight-pipe fan in Las Vegas.

The full restoration article is here:
https://rebornpipes.com/2017/02/08/comoys-185-sandblast-goldenbark-restoration/

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After

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Richard Burley":txncen26 said:
Idlefellow":txncen26 said:
You just can't beat a big billiard, can you?
No. Possible but not likely exception: a perfectly shaped bulldog.
Yes, I've sold very billard pipe that I've ever restored. One guy has purchased 5-6 of them (including this one). I told him if I ever discover that I like this style pipes, I'll be looking for tall building to jump off.
 
:lol!: With billiards, Al, it ain't the style--it's the execution. A very tricky shape. I may pen an incredibly biased monograph sometime on the way a billiard should be shaped. I agree that a high percentage look dorky, to use a technical term.
 
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