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CLAY PIPES
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John
Pollock & Company of Manchester, England began making clay
pipes back in 1879 and continued until Gordon Pollock's retirement
in 1992. Not wanting to see such a classic tobacco art form
end, Wilsons & Company purchased the molds and the Pollock
name and continued the legendary art of clay pipe making. Many
of the original hand pressed molds are still in use today. Clay
pipes are not only great collectibles but will also allow any
pipe connoisseur the purest taste of tobacco flavor.
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15 - 30% Off All Clay Tobacco Pipes
Click on any of the thumb nail images to order, see the larger images, detailed descriptions and a full list of measurements.
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Over
16" Long!! Comes with Display Box.
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$33.95
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Over
22" Long!!
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$37.95
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As mentioned in a previously Newsletter, John Pollock & Company of Manchester England are no more. Production has ceased. This marks the sad end of a 130 year old tradition. The pipes below are the last in stock. Fortunately we have a new arrangement with a new maker. Granted, the pipes will be replicas but I quality is very high and we'll be proud to offer them to you. They will be on the site in about 2 weeks. |
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1950s
Gambier Clay
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1950s
Resurrected Gambier Clay
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These are also great for re-enactments, theater and costume parties.
Cleaning can be accomplished by placing directly in a fire or coals for a brief period. After heating, allow to cool until room temperature then rinse with cool water.
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