Pocket Pipes

[sandollars]

Looks like it could double as a cane head.

Here's a Cane head pipe.

Made by Radice. The cap pops off the pipe and the pipe pulls out of the cane portion. There's a bone handle and the whole thing is made out of Briar. Completely impractical but a cool collectible nonetheless.

 

[peteguy]

Mastercraft makes one called "Compact". It is on ebay as we speak/read/type, etc..

 

[anotherbob]

Here's a Cane head pipe.

Made by Radice. The cap pops off the pipe and the pipe pulls out of the cane portion. There's a bone handle and the whole thing is made out of Briar. Completely impractical but a cool collectible nonetheless.

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it's basically a pacifists sword cane. If you get jumped you can lay out a smoke screen and get away.

 

[anotherbob]

This is my pocket pipe. And I know the picture sucks but that's about as good as it gets with my dumb phone (very not a smart phone). It's a Tsuge and it smokes great. It's clearer and more defined then any other pipe I have. Not sure why. I bought it when I went from temp to full time at my job. It's the perfect amount of smoke for my breaks (two thirty minute breaks and one is paid, I told you the job is pretty good). I love this pipe and if I had more money to burn I might buy a few more. And it's the most durable pipe I've had. Only problem packing it is slightly tricky.

 

[ofafeather]

Here are 3 that are pocket worthy: Digby (GBD) shape 1971
GBD Compact 1633
Peterson System Premier 317 which to me is the perfect shirt pocket pipe
I put the Comoy LB size billiard up top for a size reference.

 

[Mr_houston]

Morgan Pipes Blackjack Nosewarmer is a nice carry pipe.

 

[Chasing Embers]

Looks like it could double as a cane head.

Way to tiny for that.

 

[ofafeather]

Way to tiny for that.

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Ahh. Beautiful though.

 

[Chasing Embers]

Ahh. Beautiful though.

Thanks! One of my look at only pieces. It's always on display on my desk.

 

[coming to_falling too]

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This is my pocket pipe. And I know the picture sucks but that's about as good as it gets with my dumb phone (very not a smart phone). It's a Tsuge and it smokes great. It's clearer and more defined then any other pipe I have. Not sure why. I bought it when I went from temp to full time at my job. It's the perfect amount of smoke for my breaks (two thirty minute breaks and one is paid, I told you the job is pretty good). I love this pipe and if I had more money to burn I might buy a few more. And it's the most durable pipe I've had. Only problem packing it is slightly tricky.

Tricky to pack how?

 

[anotherbob]

Tricky to pack how?

the chamber is narrow. My pinky is too fat to put in the chamber. That's all. I mean it's not terribly hard but compared to any other pipe I have it is.

 

[didimauw]

Two of my often pocketed pipes, an ugly stubby homemade cherry wood pipe, and beat up Medico VFQ bulldog. The homemade one is for summertime yard work/lawn mowing, and the Medico is my go everywhere pipe that gets loaded and corked and put in my pocket with a bic when ever I go out.

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I love that homemade one! Beautiful!

 

[canucklehead]

I love that homemade one! Beautiful!

Thanks!

 

[olkofri]

Well... it DOES fit inside a pocket!! ? ?

 

[alaskanpiper]

My favorite is easily my Eric Paulson Devil Anse pictured below. Nice and small, classy, and a very generous chamber for a pipe of that size.

However, I am also partial to the nording compass. Removable metal stem makes them quite portable and compact, as well as very light and clenchable.

 

[GCW]

I sold a Peterson patent-era "Opera" pipe on Ebay a few years back:

Early 1900s K&P Peterson Patent Era Opera / Vest / Pocket Estate Pipe | #1922952889

Early 1900s K&P Peterson Patent Era Opera / Vest / Pocket Estate Pipe4 Length (measured diagonally)1 1/4 Height1/4 Chamber DiameterBeautiful example of an early 20th Century Peterson Opera Pipe. Th

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1 1/4" measured diagonally. Handy for a quick smoke during opera / theater intermissions.