One my Grandfather Brought Back from WW2.

[AvgKsHunter]

This is a large pipe that has some interesting details. Not finding any indication of where it was made or who made it.

 

[Elric]

Looks like a Tyrolian type from Austria/Germany. Is the bowl porcelain?

 

[bullet08]

I was hoping for P-08. But, I guess that one fits.

 

[AvgKsHunter]

Looks like a Tyrolian type from Austria/Germany. Is the bowl porcelain?

I don’t think so.

 

[Swiss Army Knife]

I always loved the looks of these but sweet jesus must they be a pain in the ass to clean.

 

[anotherbob]

I always loved the looks of these but sweet jesus must they be a pain in the ass to clean.

nah it gets you in the elbow

 

[AvgKsHunter]

I always loved the looks of these but sweet jesus must they be a pain in the ass to clean.

Not to mention the bowl is 3" deep and 1.25" across

 

[Swiss Army Knife]

Not to mention the bowl is 3" deep and 1.25" across

I'm more impressed with the girth than I am the length.

 

[anotherbob]

Not to mention the bowl is 3" deep and 1.25" across

a pipe for a long trip.

 

[FurCoat]

It's a beautiful pipe.

 

[RustiePyles CPG]

Probably made in southern Germany, they are rarely stamped or marked in any way. Nearly impossible to tell who made it. I’d say it was made somewhere between 1870 and 1937. They are actually still made today, mostly for the tourist trade.

 

[Chasing Embers]

Not to mention the bowl is 3" deep and 1.25" across

And?

 

[AvgKsHunter]

That hurts my teeth just looking at this. Fantastic (and majestic) pipe!