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Sara Eltang
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<blockquote data-quote="Sasquatch" data-source="post: 36773" data-attributes="member: 509"><p>Puros wrote: </p><p>Another interesting fact about Stanwell is that most Danish makers have the company sandblast their pipes.. I'm unsure if Eltang does, but I am almost positive he buys briar from them. So I suppose you could call a Sara Eltang a extremely high grade Stanwell (wonder how many rocks will be thrown at me for that... Lol. )</p><p>_________________</p><p></p><p>You know, that's a very interesting comment, and given the quality of the high end stanwells, the "chess pipes", I would say it makes a lot of sense to buy briar from Stanwell. Even their "run of the mill" pipes are almost always well grained with very few pits or fills.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sasquatch, post: 36773, member: 509"] Puros wrote: Another interesting fact about Stanwell is that most Danish makers have the company sandblast their pipes.. I'm unsure if Eltang does, but I am almost positive he buys briar from them. So I suppose you could call a Sara Eltang a extremely high grade Stanwell (wonder how many rocks will be thrown at me for that... Lol. ) _________________ You know, that's a very interesting comment, and given the quality of the high end stanwells, the "chess pipes", I would say it makes a lot of sense to buy briar from Stanwell. Even their "run of the mill" pipes are almost always well grained with very few pits or fills. [/QUOTE]
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