GBD New Standard (Early 1960s Make) 676 Paneled Apple Sitter Estate Pipe with Replacement Tenon

Paneled around the bowl for a hexagonal symmetry, this GBD New Standard has some age on it and is in great shape having survived in such good condition.  Unfortunately it suffered a broken tenon at some point in its history and a white delrin replacement keeps the stems fit snug and was well done.  The silver rhondelle is slightly worn but still present and the stampings on the shank, while still legible, are well worn.  The chamber is in excellent shape and is constructed like a pot with a wide diameter suited for broad leaf and not so deep as to have give more than an hour's attention to smoke to competion.

Length:  5.87 in / 14.90 cm
Height:  1.54 in / 3.93 cm
Width:  1.43 in / 3.46 cm
Chamber Diameter:  .82 in / 2.08 cm
Chamber Depth:  1.19 in / 3.04 cm
Weight:  1.15 oz / 32.7 g

Origin:  England
Stummel Material:  Briar
Stem Material:  Ebonite
Filter:  None

Markings:  (GBD), "New Standard" / LONDON ENGLAND, 676