I have recently bought - by mistake quite frankly, a Hungarian that turned out to be petite. I bought it off an ebay.com type of webpage and while the buyer posted the measurements of the pipe, i did not pay much attention. Oddly enough in central Europe you can hardly find an oom paul, so I was quite happy with my discovery. I was in a rush to buy it, and honestly I was a tad disappointed when taking it out of the package and seeing it is so small. It's a nifty little thing though ... got used to it, and I quite enjoy it as it doesn't pack much tobacco, thus making it a quick smoke for when I don't have time to sit back and relax. It tends to be a hot smoke though, especially with a full bowl, although it also tends to cool off quickly after you are done smoking. I am not sure of the make - it does have the engraving "bruyere garantie", together with another engraving that reads "camping", and the number 1458. Not sure what to make of it, although some people suggested it may be a St. Claude make. The pipe was unsmoked, in mint condition, although a closer study reveals that it has some age to it ... I am new here, so not exactly sure how to post a picture, but maybe you guys can help. Any thoughts?
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