Preview: New Barling Pipes without Filter

[Chris from Cigarworld]

Thanks for the info, I have two Barlings which I keep with my Dunhills, Ashtons, Stanwells, Nordings, Wileys, and Petersons. They are fine pipes, beautiful, and they smoke well. I Do prefer the non-filltre option, and will definitely be purchasing some of these. I hope they have stems with a decent length, I prefer at least a six-inch total in a pipe's length, or something close. The older style pipes with the longer stems are hard to find, most modern ones are far too short for my likes. Do you know when these will be available, and will be on the market on a widespread level?

Regarding the length of the mouthpiece. I can agree!
The new Barling Edward indeed have longer mouthpieces than the average pipe today.
Which i find very handy and comfortable when clenching.

Regarding availability: Sorry, i don't know about the distribution in the US.
We do have them in Stock, in three different finishes and additionally some of them in Guinea Grain:

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[Chris from Cigarworld]

The lion heads seem to appear on all the newer pipes. Do you know how long ago it was when they started doing this?

The Lion Head should appear also as Barling still was as Silversmith for Meerschaum Pipes.
It re- appeared as Kopp baught the brand and put it on briar- pipes.

 

[Gimlet]

I have a Barling Trafalgar. It is a 9 mm filter pipe but there seems to be no tobacco that doesn't smoke well in it. When I try a new tobacco I usually smoke it in the Barling first.