Why are some of the pipes stamped “Peterson’s” and others stamped “Peterson”? For sure a Peterson devotee among you will know the answer. Among Peterson pipes, I would say that this piece is special. It has a truly deep, sharp craggy blast. Almost rising to the Jimmy Cooke. The condition is excellent, or perhaps near-new. The worst aspect is the silver band (hallmarked sterling) is slightly tarnished, a problem easily solved by you with some polish. Grp. 6 size with an open draw, a silver “P” on the stem that can’t buff out and crisp, clear nomenclature.
6” long, bowl 1.95” tall. Weight: 1 5/8 oz., 48 grams.