Gentlemen,
this morning the postman came and brought in a much awaited pipe, won on Ebay last week and joining my little collection of Peterson's pipes.
From Jim Liley's website :
"While the Supreme is Peterson's highest grade in their standard line, the Straight Grain is by far the rarest and most sought-after grade that Peterson produces ... and they make only a handful, if that, a year. You cannot special-order a pipe in this grade, and you will seldom see them being advertised or at any pipe shows - they are just not available."
And here it is, a real beauty:
It's rather big (15cm long, the bowl is 5cm high and 3,5cm of diameter) but very lightweight with only 47g !!!
I got it estate, but it's in wonderful shape. The marking are the usuals (Made in the Republic of Ireland) but there is not a shape number...it's marked "PS" where the shape number usually is. Any idea of what it means?
this morning the postman came and brought in a much awaited pipe, won on Ebay last week and joining my little collection of Peterson's pipes.
From Jim Liley's website :
"While the Supreme is Peterson's highest grade in their standard line, the Straight Grain is by far the rarest and most sought-after grade that Peterson produces ... and they make only a handful, if that, a year. You cannot special-order a pipe in this grade, and you will seldom see them being advertised or at any pipe shows - they are just not available."
And here it is, a real beauty:
It's rather big (15cm long, the bowl is 5cm high and 3,5cm of diameter) but very lightweight with only 47g !!!
I got it estate, but it's in wonderful shape. The marking are the usuals (Made in the Republic of Ireland) but there is not a shape number...it's marked "PS" where the shape number usually is. Any idea of what it means?