Pipes - François Dal | Sandblasted Mahogany Billiard/Brandy, Handcut Unicolored Cumberland Stem

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Tradition pipes

Sandblasted Mahogany Billiard/Brandy, Handcut Unicolored Cumberland Stem

Lenght :	14 cm / 5,52 in
Height :	4,67 cm / 1,84 in
Outside Diameter :	3,62 cm / 1,43 in
Chamber Diameter :	1,99 cm / 0,79 in
Chamber Depth :	4,1 cm / 1,62 in
Bit Thickness before the button :	4,21 mm / 0,166 in
Button Thickness :	5,6 mm / 0,221 in
Bit Width before the button :	17,2 mm / 0,678 in
Filter :	None
Weight :	36 gr / 1,27 oz
Cleaner Test :	Yes
Stamping :
François Dal – Tradition 2017 – (on stem) δ

Halfway between a Billiard and a long-stemmed Brandy, this pipe surprises, with a shank that thickens towards its end, a rather chaotic sandblasting and an ebonite half-saddle stem (unicolored cumberland) that deliberately contrasts. The stain of the stummel is mahogany. The flock is teflon and the shank drilled at 4.2mm. The slot of the mouthpiece (concave) is well open in V for an optimal draw. The briar has more than 20 years of drying in the drying roomss and granaries of Chacom in Saint-Claude.

Produced this year, it is therefore stamped ‘Tradition 2017′.

	This pipe is new and has never been smoked.
	The stummel is in pristine condition, showing no apparent stroke or claw.
	The chamber is new, without cake.
	The cumberland stem is new and there is no tooth mark and no claws.