Barely smoked and in excellent condition, this pipe at this price is a steal!  It has only had Virginia/Perique blends smoked in it and would be a fine italian briar to add to the collection.

It is stamped on the left side “Pipa Croci” over “fatta a mano” over “Mantova-Italia” with “dal 1983″ stamped below and to the left of that.  The right side is stamped with the circled logo over “TRUE I”.

This is a Navy Seal Zippo lighter in good used condition.

An excellent condition, new old stock pipe, stamped ‘DRIPIPE’ over  ‘MADE IN FRANCE’, this pipe has a Peterson like p-lip on the stem and a small bowl.  It would make an great flake pipe but is suitable for whatever your tobacco of choice is.  Bird’s eye grain decorates both sides of the bowl.

This pipe was in my personal collection and smokes amazingly well!  I just acquired a Comoy’s Grand Slam that is also an excellent piece of smokery and decided to let this one go.  The stem is original, the white of the logo just buffed off.  You can see the remains of the ‘C’ imprint though.

Barely smoked, black sandblast pipe.

A stunning unique shape for a ‘chimney’ or ‘stack’ billiard pipe.  It has nice cross grain on the right side and flame grain on the left side.  This pipe has been barely smoked.

An old lightweight Algerian briar pipe with a meerschaum inlaid bowl.  The pipe features a squared shank and tapered bit with a tight grain pattern that flow between straight and cross grain.  It is in new old stock condition.

This is a three hole stinger Kaywoodie Connoisseur; one of the higher lines of Kaywoodie.  There are no teeth marks or indentations in the stem.  The only ‘flaw’ is the top of the bowl is slightly over reamed and charred which will not affect smoking quality.  This is a quality 1950′s piece of smokery!

A wonderful small to medium sized billiard featuring cross grain that continues down the shank, around the heel, and on top of the rim.