England
The pipe bag can comfortably accommodate your pipe and tobacco (or accessories) in separate pockets.
The bag has normal used condition not excluding some surface wear, but without any identified major issues.
Approximate dimensions 15.5 x 9 cm (6.1 x 3.5″).
England, 1930s The history of smoking pipes at the beginning of XX century in USA can be described as “revelry of a modernism and innovations”. Let’s make a completely new type of a stinger! No, let’s add an additional camera into the chamber! No, let’s drill an additional channel in the stem, so we could clean…
A neat, practical, brand-new pipe bag in which you can comfortably store your two favourite pipes, a tamper, a few pipe cleaners, and a supply of tobacco for the journey in a separate pouch. High-quality eco-leather, well made, and affordable. The stand and tobacco tin shown in the photo are not included in the set….
Ukraine This pipe stand was expertly crafted by Ukrainian artisans at the beginning of the century. It belonged to a warm and inviting home and was part of a well-established collection. Signs of use are minimal, a testament to its careful maintenance. Approximate dimensions:Base 9.3 x 5.9 cm (3.66 x 2.32″).Height 4.5 cm (1.77″).Weight 32…
England Authoritative pipe community members advised that H.T.L. stands for Hiland’s Tobacco Locker, a southern California retail tobacco chain. Pipes have been ordered from leading Europian manufacturers such as Savinelli, Comoy’s and GBD. That explains also why some of HTL pipes are stamped “Made in Italy”, while the majority of them has the nomenclature “Made…
England, 1950-70s “Made of the finest briar root obtainable this natural finish pipe develops a magnificent character and its tan deepens in service”. So the London Pride pipes were described in the old Comoy’s catalogues where this grade was next to the highest – legendary and blazing Blue Riband. London pride pipes are undoubtedly a…
England, 1950-70s There was a legend about a white spot, which was made out of a whole elephant. That is why all pipes with the white spot are so expensive. Perhaps these three aluminium stripes on Guildhall pipes were made from German bombers which were shot-down over London. And as far as there were no…