Tilley Pork pie X246

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  1. John

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    Hello everyone,

    I came across this very barn fresh pork pie today; it’s different than the one I already have; can someone estimate a date for me please?

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    Thank you,
    John
     
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  2. Tony Press

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    @John

    That’s the first version of the X246. It has the short (knuckle burner) bail. Not long-lived and the next version has a longer bail.

    So… that makes it 1946.


    Cheers

    Tony
     
  3. John

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    Many thanks Tony; I’ll be careful when I go to light it.
     
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    John

    It's fine to light - just a bit hot carrying it around.

    Tony
     
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    I’ve no complaints about the light, burns pretty good for an older lady.
     
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    Magnificent find you can't go wrong with a Tilley Pork Pie, looks like it works well.
    Congratulations mate.
     
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    A good reliable old Tilley!:thumbup::clap::clap::thumbup:
     
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    One of the best!:D/
     
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    Very nice. I wish we had barns like that over here..
     
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    An excellent old Tilley and looking good!
     

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