NOS New Old Stock Circa 1970’s H.i.S. Billi Italian Made Pipe- RTS NOSLot (2-8) for Sale

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NOS New Old Stock Circa 1970’s H.i.S. Billi Italian Made Pipe- RTS NOSLot (2-8) For Sale

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NOS New Old Stock Circa 1970’s H.i.S. Billi Italian Made Pipe- RTS NOSLot (2-8):
$42.00

# 2

Great find, a local shop closed & these 8 NOS NewOld Stock circa 1970s. Italian made Gardesanan brand H.i.S. Briar pipes imported by Craftmaster. On a scale of GbB this pipe would be b-better. Some minor oxidation, due to time,was. addressed on this stem.

This may be the only chance you get to buy a new pipe that is the same new pipe that your, father or uncle may have purchased. and you can enjoy this new, vintage pipe . Each of these pipe’s briar have received a new carnauba buffing and the stems have been sanitized. All pipes are Ready to Smoke RTS; the bowls were pre- carbonized at the time of manufacture. These Wonderful everyday smokers are a small slice of history& can be yours. I’ll mark each of these as NOSlot (1-8) -,(8-8).

If youpurchase 2 of this lot at the same time you will save 10% back via a refund, purchase 3 -15%; 4-20%. 5-25%, 6-26%, 7-27% 8-30% multi- unit purchase must happen before shipping please leave a comment about your intention to make a multi- unit purchase if you are going use multiple carts.

Happy Piping, John

I invite you to visit my store to see all of the piping accessories that ship for free with the purchase of a pipe or pipestand.

I am adding pipes and accessories almost every day.

Estate pipes are soul touching, a very good personal object that has brought someone else hours of pleasure & relaxation.

Now this one can be yours to experience its pleasure and after you it could bring someone else comfort.

Any imperfections you may find are reminders of the prior owners. I strive to release the best product possible and sometimes I choose to leave as much original as sensible to retain maximum value.

Sometimes that choice to leave an imperfection is purposeful as to not wipe away other aspects of the pipes original look. Stems can be a tricky thing. Some pipers think of themselves as collectors & want the original Stem. I try to provide the original stems, sometimes dents can be removed with heat & a little bit of pressure but often scratches or signs of use. Need to be micro sanded out. For my personal pipes, I often microsand out little scratches or a little imperfection on the stem. But for the stems that I sell with the state pipes, I do not sand estate pipe stems. The reasonn is simple. I have no idea if those stems have been sanded in the past and even a micro sanding could make that stem too thin or fragile. Therefore, usually if the Stem has too many defects, I prefer to replace that stem. Note, stems are not easily replaced, each stem must be sized to the Mortis in the shank, the same manufacturer, and the same model always have micrometer differences in the hole in the Morris. These differences come from vibrations, slight imperfections in lineup and human error.. Therefore, it’s extremely seldom to be able to quickly. change to a replacement Stem. I provide an original Stem that has a scratch on it or signs of use always denote those signs of use prior. Sometimes I provide the original Stem with the new Stem for those collectors that want that original Stem.

My intent is to provide the absolute best pipe for smoking. I do not claim or make an effort to provide a museum quality restoration that 100% reproduces the pipe as it was originally released. Sometimes I change the color sometimes I change the stem. As I said, before, my tent is to release the nicest, looking most functional pipevfor smoking tobacco possible. I have released pipes that I call better than originally released. This is because sometimes I change the nature of the chamber. Sometimes I widenp the chamber opening. There have been times that I have drilled The draft hole to be a little larger and I often do change the stem. Therefore, my goal is not too precisely release pipes that are exactly as they were when they were sold, but rather provide the very best smokers that I can.

The past is in these pipes and now this pipe is part of your story.

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One note about returns, the reason that I do not take returns has to do with health concerns. I sanitize these pipes and the stems. I have three methods that I use when cleaning pipsterilization I use at least two on every stem method one is submerse the stem and alcohol, this kills most things on the stem I also have a device that I put the stems in that bathes the stems in ultraviolet light for several minutes. This should get anything that’s left. Sometimes I use hydrogen peroxide, depending on the stem if it’s an acrylic hydrogen peroxide is a good option. If the stem is vulcanite H2O2 often increases the oxidation and I do not use that method. If a pipe is returned, my biggest concern is the fact I need to re-sterilize Stem, and often there are issues with pipes that are returned, requiring that I restore the entire pipe. Therefore returns cause additional work and expense on my part. Please review photographs carefully and ask your questions before purchase. I have been considering a policy for returns but there would be a restocking fee like 20%

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