RATTRAYS pipe BUTCHERS BOY – Straight Tomato – 9mm Knobly hand flatterer with an extra short mouthpiece and a 2. Acrylic reading pipe mouthpiece. The long version is 200 mm long.
The PPP series is the classic that gave Peterson his absolute breakthrough. There are two patents here. The lip bite invented by Charles Peterson, as well as the “system”: an additional hole below the actual smoke channel in which condensates can collect. Old companies tend to change owners frequently. Tom Palmer went into his well-deserved retirement and the American company Laudisi took over. The owner, Sykes Wilford, is also the world’s largest Peterson customer. Good move! He and his team are absolute pipe freaks. Real nerds, but in the most positive sense. They love pipes, they have a huge amount of know-how and are well connected. Progress is not always happening at the desired American pace, but it is progressing gradually. We are confident that the brand is in the best hands with.
Chacom pipe TV BURGUNDY – Half-Bent Diplomat This long Churchwarden model is ideal for reading time. With their heads lowered, the smoke would always bring tears to their eyes, which is avoided with the models also known as reading pipes. Another advantage is that the smoke cools down pleasantly due to the length of the mouthpiece. This pipe will be with a 2. Mouthpiece delivered in normal length. Total length with reading mouthpiece 270 mm.
RATTRAYS pipe BUTCHERS BOY -Bent Tomato – 9mm Knobly hand flatterer with an extra short mouthpiece and a 2. Acrylic reading pipe mouthpiece. The long version is 200 mm long.
Peterson is famous for his intricate silver work. The sterling applications are made by hand and individually adapted to each pipe. A task that was both technically and artistically demanding for the two silversmiths Jason Hinch and Simon Ellard. Under Irish law, the precious metals gold, silver and platinum are subject to a purity test by the Assay Office located in Dublin Castle before they are released for sale. This is done using three hallmarks: – The symbol of Hibernia (Queen on Throne), which identifies Ireland as the place of origin. – The authenticity of the sterling silver is confirmed by a crowned harp. – An annually changing letter that can be used to determine when the silver was released. The last-mentioned hallmark offers an excellent opportunity to determine the year of man.
Chacom pipe DIABLO – Half-Bent Diplomat.