Show Off Your Canadians Here!

[marcel]

A wall pipe Canadian from Jerry's in Appleton WI via Uhles, a Peterson Flame Grain #264 (too short to be considered a true Canadian) and a Savinelli Toscana #802
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[tuold]

Just added this Lorenzo Savona Studio 805 to my collection.

I'm liking the flat bottom that makes it a well mannered sitter.

 

[mso489]

I'll say it again: Canadian shaped tobacco pipes are the stateliest.

 

[shaintiques]

My Chacom Premier. Not sure of the age. Got this in Chicago at the Silent auction. It is about 12 inches long.

 

[agnosticpipe]

Well, I came across this nice silver banded Canadian made by the New England Briar Pipe Co. about a month ago. It's related to Kaywoodie pipes and has the same shape number as a Kaywoodie. So I thought I'd just throw it in here as it's an interesting pipe, and a great smoker to boot!

 

[sallow]

Another small Canadian. Like Paul Schaffer.

 

[davet]

My latest Canadian a BB&S Ltd. This was listed as a Barling, Pipedia describes it as a sub-brand of Barling. Seller stated the pipe was purchased in 1966. Feel free to chime in with any info :puffpipe:

This will make eleven Canadians in my collection, this shape has really grown on me :mrgreen:

 

[dottiewarden]

Chacom Salsa 297

 

[papipeguy]

I have several Canadians but this is the handiest picture I have of my latest Canadian. made by Ron Powell, from Texas, and measures 9.5 inches long.

 

[davet]

8O Wow , the grain really "pops" on that one, a real looker

 

[dottiewarden]

@papipeguy
Jaw dropping example of a Canadian. Thanks for the pic.

 

[jpmcwjr]

Some of the pipes from a year ago have too short a shank to be Canadians....but are beauties in their own right.
John- That's an outstanding bit of work. Is the band near the bowl joining pieces or just a decoration?

 

[papipeguy]

jpmcwjr, the shank is made from another piece of briar. The pipe is too large to be made from one block.

 

[jpmcwjr]

Thanks. Still a stunning piece. Maybe it should be a "double Canadian"!

 

[PaulTheScandinavian]

I'm soft on canadian shaped pipes,my favorite

 

[thomasw]

I bought one of these; a very fine pipe ==

 

[troutface]

From top to bottom Ferndown 3*,Ropp,Sav 804,another Ropp,an old Chacom, Craig Cooper.

 

[troutface]

Some of the pipes from a year ago have too short a shank to be Canadians

What does that make them? Long shanked billiards? Doesn't a billiard have a round shank? My Cooper pushes the definition of Canadian for me.

 

[davet]

One take on the differences.... :puffpipe:

 

[jpmcwjr]

Thanks, Dave. Great chart.
@ troutface: I was referring to the ratio of the shank to the bowl height as to falling in or out of the Canadian (Lumberman, Lovat, etc.) category. Some are clearly too short.