KAYWOODIE Prime Grain 22
USA, 1950-70s A very good Kaywoodie product made in the 1950-70s (1958-76 according to experts), old traditional shape (Nr. 22), good, almost perfect briar, moderately smoked.
KAYWOODIE Fine Line
USA, 1950-70s An unique Kaywoodie pipe made between 1956 and 1976 according to Kaywoodie experts, really eye-catching finish! Recommended!
KAYWOODIE Super Grain 184
USA, 1970s A pipe of the one of the most popular series made in the 1970s – elegant lightweight and moderately smoked “Super Grain” prince!
KAYWOODIE Signet
USA, 1950-70s A nice Kaywoodie apple shaped pipe made between 1956 and 1972 according to Kaywoodie experts.
KAYWOODIE Super Grain lovat
USA, 1960s A lightweight and rare Kaywooodie pipe made in the middle of thr 1960s according to Kaywoodie experts.
KAYWOODIE Super Grain 29
USA, 1930-50s Kaywoodie pipes are well known and respected as relatively inexpensive, reliable and collectable smokers, it’s perhaps the most collectable and well explored American pipe brand: each small detail can tell something significant about the pipe’s age and history. And this sample is very interesting indeed: this is the early Super Grain Kaywoodie (“Super…
KAYWOODIE Relief Grain 149R
USA, 1960-70s A quite moderately smoked legendary American Kaywoodie pipe made approximately in the 1960-70s. The pipe didn’t require too much efforts, it was rather a light cleanup than a restoration. Sincerely recommended for admirers of capacious chambers and American smoking tradition!
ELLIOTT NACHWALTER Pipeworks 82
USA, 1980-83 “It is my desire to create sensual pipes, beautifully grained that are pleasing to the eye. I work with only the rarest of briar burls that are seasoned in a manner that allows for a minimal break in period and a very smooth smoking pipe. The briar grows in the wild and there…
Emperor Standard 151
USA, 1940-50s A product of the Empire Briar Pipe Company Inc. of New York, most probably from the 1940-50s. The pipe did require some more attention than just a clean up . The stummel had a few dings which were carefully and reliably patched, the right side of the shank seems to be not ideally…
Excelsior De Luxe 904
USA, unsmoked The origin of this pipe isn’t very much clear. Some experts mention Excelsior pipes made in USA and England, but it look rather like an Italian (or Italian American) – nice briar, rich rustication, tasty combination of the “raw” unstained finish (a little bit polished) and bright acrylic shank extension plus stem. Exactly…
