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Thanks for foto. Yes. It's pipe from Mogilev or Vitebsk (now Belarus). I can't define without assayer name mark. Maker's name begin since letter "Ш" ( cyrillics). Maybe "Шмуль", "Шлёма" (Shmul, Shlioma), derivative from Solomon. The second letter (family) i don't see, ...

oel wrote:Dragons are known to Russians; Tugarin Zmeyevich

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slavic_dragon

Cheers,
Peter

Thanks for the info, cheers. Steve

Hello again, As you know this is Kalmasch pipe in German. Regarding its authenticity there are pros and cons. It`s not imported to Russia. Hallmarks are of town Polotsk, now Belarus. With multicultural population in the region one could expect Kalmasch pipes. The same mark in two places is importan...

Thanks for the responses to date. I agree that the connector has been repaired at the shank as pointed out in one of the posts. However, the hallmarks are also the same on the mounts to the bowl. The pipe, I would say is more Germanic in style and I would not associate with Russia. That was why I wa...

Hi all I purchased this pipe recently for my collection and the hallmarks appear to be Russian from the information I have seen on this site, but I cannot see these marks on here as examples. I would like to know where and when this was made if anyone can help? Thanks Steve https://www.925-1000.com/...

Cheers Trev, many thanks

Steve

Hey all. I want to post a set of, I think Russian marks, I can't identify but cannot seem to attach an image. How do I attach images?
Thanks