Description

The 286 offers a large and chunky Billaird. Given smooth, deep brown stain, with dark burgundy highlights and black Vulcanite mouthpiece. The Jockey Club range by Parker represents the entry level pipes for this world renowned manufacture. While Parker may have started have been started by

The 286 offers a large and chunky Billaird. Given smooth, deep brown stain, with dark burgundy highlights and black Vulcanite mouthpiece.

The Jockey Club range by Parker represents the entry level pipes for this world renowned manufacture. While Parker may have started have been started by Alfred Dunhill as a brand to sell the Dunhill failings (seconds). By the late 1950’s Dunhill purchased the Hardcastle factory and grouped both Parker & Hardcastle into a single brand. Production moved to France where the Parkers have been made ever since.