The ‘69’ is a slimmed down bent Billiard--well, only slimmed down by Peterson standards, but still. It’s presented here with glass-like gleaming black bowl and a thick nickel ring imprinted with ‘Dracula’ and surrounded by... Peterson’s venerable Rhodesian is particularly special when paired with the flair-for-dramatics of the Dracula Series. With smooth bowl treated with a black finish, it’s a beautiful piece that will turn heads at... The “999” is a Bent Rhodesian that presents itself with serious distinction when paired with the jet black finish and dramatic “bloody” red swirled stem of the Dracula series. Call us bias, but the ‘221’ is our favorite iteration of the Dracula Series. The seductive bent Billiard comes together with a jet black bowl stain and blood red swirled stem. The two converge at a thick nickel ring with a Dracula bat... The bent Brandy that is the ‘68’ shape from Peterson pipes is a unique looking piece. A hefty tapered bowl meets up at its wide bottom with a thin shank leading into a dramatically bent stem. Peterson videowill go a long way to highlight the standards that Peterson holds itself to when crafting its pipes. Why not take a look at our selection and get yourself a few masterfully made smoking pipes. We also have a huge selection of Savinelli Pipes, Rattray's Pipes and pipe tobacco. They are XL size pipes that mirror the Kinsale and SH series of pipes with slightly shorter plip mouthpieces. Again this was a time of great change for the brand, the company having changed ownership on several ocassions. There are many Peterson pipes with sterling silver bands that do not have hallmarks though, even some in the Premier and Deluxe grades. He considers that at the end of the day, a pipe is a consumer product, loosely defined and the consumer wants something new every so often. The second issue was called 'The Return of' and was based on the success of 'the Original', with seven additional new shapes and dedicated wooden rack being created. If there is any difficulty with the pipe cleaner accessing the narrow Plip, I would suggest using the finer narrow pipe cleaners made by Falcon, which are still widely available. The sump pit on a system pipe can be cleaned with a QTip swab or piece of rolled up paper towel, likewise preferably dipped in alcohol before use. If you suspect the sump pit contains a significant amount of liquid, remove the mouthpiece, dump the liquid, and reassemble. I would recommend running a pipe cleaner down the stem, as far as it will go, immediately after finishing a bowl, but disassembly and thorough cleaning can wait until the next day or any other convenient time. Most of the standard systems are made from good quality briar. Enjoy some of the most legendary tobaccos ever made with Peterson. A bent Brandy with serious pizzaz, the ‘68’ is particularly striking when presented all wrapped up with the Dracula package. Presented her with the glass-like smoothness and jet black stain, it’s a night dweller’s new favorite... Featuring Peterson's proprietary System drilling construction, the System Standard line offers a bright metal mount fitted to a craggy rustication, as seen here on this "307" bent Billiard rendition. You must be 21 years or older to buy our products in accordance with current FDA regulations.