The Italian Renaissance: PipeSmoke Magazine Archives

admin · Mar 3, 2014

Here is our March 2014 edition of the PipeSMOKE Magazine Archives. This is part one of an article on Italian pipes and pipemakers that was originally published in Winter 98/99. Even though it is an old article, it is quite interesting and enjoyable to read several opinions from quoted Italian pipemakers, and there is some great history here as well.
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The Italian Renaissance

davidintexas · Mar 3, 2014

Very cool article. I love reading the history behind the names, and would love to visit some of those places in Italy. Thanks for this article Kevin

romeowood · Mar 3, 2014

Reading these articles every month is like leafing through someone's collection of back issues in a garage sale--a priceless time capsule! Thanks for reprinting these, good information never goes out of style. :clap:

gwtwdbss · Mar 4, 2014

Thanks Kevin!

ejames · Mar 4, 2014

Thanks for reprinting these, good information never goes out of style. [:clap:]

I agree!

tbradsim1 · Mar 4, 2014

Just bought a Red Caminetto made for FINCATO IN THE 70S,The pipe was in a private collection in Italy and hardley ever smoked. Saw a youtube view of shop,WOW,

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