Pocket Pipes

[Parsimonious Piper]

I have a couple Briarlee Strollers from the 1950s. They were a second line to the main brand I collect, and the Strollers are basically nose warmers with thick, short stems and thick-walled bowls with decently sized chambers. Easy to clench on a stroll, and fit neatly in a pocket.

 

[donjgiles]

Here is an early pre-war Comoy made pipe called the Super Sports

 

[doug535]

Here's a lil guy I made awhile back. 4.6" long, my big hand really makes it look tiny.

https://imgur.com/P6AMWAr

 

[daniel7]

I like smaller pipes, my most used pocket pipe is a Savinelli Minuto, brown rusticated cherrywood shape. But I also have a Savinelli Mini (320) rusticated with yellow stem, but its mouthpiece is not the most comfortable for me. My third pocket pipe in the line is a Peterson smooth Belgique and I really have issues with this pipe. It smokes well but it colours my hand with its orange stain. The stem is also not in line with the pipe, so it is a little bit off from middle. I use it much less than the Savinellis. I'm planning to buy a Savinelli Lolita, it seems to be a nice pocket pipe. Do you have any experience with it?

 

[condorlover1]

I have a bunch of pocket pipes in meerschaum covering a range of makers and years. I stuck a ruler in the foreground to give you some idea of scale.