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Won’t last long at this price!
I believe the set belongs to a Florida piper by the name of William Benham. The set is rather unusual and like Jim said, with a price like that, it’s going to sell fast!
Wadda piece a gawdawful fookin’ junk! I love the “McNulty” dingus. Looks like a scale model of a gas station. Fill 'er up!
Pat’s an excellent piper, and Peter’s an excellent pipemaker. Yeah, I have a record/have played a set. Looks like they maybe had their roles reversed!
Sold for $850 - Buy-It-Now!
Hi Guys, Which Peter Hunter is this fellow referring to?because none of
this half set reminds me of any work done by the Peter Hunter I know
from Bingley, Yorkshire, England, who’m made pipes for Sean Potts &
Ronan Brown. 
It’s that Peter Hunter, yes. McNulty was the guiding force here, as you can see! Aluminum metalwork, coil springs for the regs (I have a set), and the cheapest, most gawdawful plastic around. The blocks on my regs are interesting, they seemed to be designed to break off after a few months playing. Planned Obsolecence? McNulty was a jump jet engineer or something, I was told. Peter Hunter went on to make nice stuff like this:
Cheers Kevin, I suppose back in the seventie’s Peter Hunter would
just be starting out as a Pipe maker, every maker has to start some where, its nice to see some of his early work, all the best.