This is a family era pipe, but clearly, to my mind, towards the end of that era. Why? The blast is not particularly deep (although it does show good and interesting grain and is likely from good old wood. ). The band covers a crack in the shank, but the crack does not go deep into the shank and does not extend past the band. All the nomenclature is left uncovered and is clean and crisp, as is the rest of the pipe, excluding a spot on the rim with some carbon residue visible, but no wear.
6” long, bowl 1.6” tall. Weight: 1.5 oz., 43 grams.