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<blockquote data-quote="Dave_In_Philly" data-source="post: 342894" data-attributes="member: 1907"><p>I'm a Kaywoodie fan. I have a few, but the two that really stand out are an old 4 hole stinger that I purchased NOS on ebay. I really had no idea what it was when I bought it, but it is one of my oldest and most favorite pipes. Someone told me it was from the 1930s, but I have know idea how you can actually tell. I also have one of their Sterling Line pipes (no stinger), that is really excellent.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dave_In_Philly, post: 342894, member: 1907"] I'm a Kaywoodie fan. I have a few, but the two that really stand out are an old 4 hole stinger that I purchased NOS on ebay. I really had no idea what it was when I bought it, but it is one of my oldest and most favorite pipes. Someone told me it was from the 1930s, but I have know idea how you can actually tell. I also have one of their Sterling Line pipes (no stinger), that is really excellent. [/QUOTE]
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