2 good things about this pipe and 1 bad. 2 out of 3, or a batting avg. of .666, which is better than all of us hit even in Little League.
The two good things are: 1) this is an old Comoy’s, with the country stamping of just “London Made,” in an oval, instead of the “London, England” of later years. According to Pipedia, this means the pipe is no more recent than the 1930s, and quite possibly earlier. 2) The condition is very good, with just a bit of carbon residue on one spot of the rim, but no wear. Indeed, the nomenclature is also quite clear, with none of it having been buffed down. In fact, I’m going to call it 3 good things and give the pipe a B.A. of .750. The one bad thing is the absence of the “C” logo. This must be a replacement stem. A fairly old replacement, but nonetheless…. It’s a Grp. 4 size and the inner chamber is in excellent condition. Comoy’s shape # is 206.
6 1/8” long, bowl 1.6” tall. Weight: 1 1/8 oz., 30 grams.