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The Squire Heritage model of the Sherlock Holmes series is has got a dark brown bowl and a band made from real silver. P-Lip.
Peterson System pipe 303 with heritage finish. Dark brown pipe with P-Lip from the system pipe catalog.
Peterson System pipe B42 with heritage finish. Dark brown pipe with P-Lip from the system pipe catalog.
A Peterson Spigot 127 with a walnut finish. High quality briar meets sterling silver aplenty!
The Hudson model of the Sherlock Holmes series has got a large, dark brown rusticated bowl and a band made of real silver. P-Lip.
The Professor model of the Sherlock Holmes line has got a large sandblasted bowl and a band made of real silver. P-Lip.
The Milverton model of the Sherlock Holmes line has got a large sandblasted bowl and a band made of Sterling silver. P-Lip.
The Mycroft model of the Sherlock Holmes line has got a large sandblasted bowl and a band made of Sterling silver. P-Lip.
The Rathbone model of the Sherlock Holmes line has got a large sandblasted bowl and a band made of Sterling silver. P-Lip.
The Hansom model of the Sherlock Holmes line has got a large rusticated bowl and a band made of Sterling silver. P-Lip.
The Mycroft model of the Sherlock Holmes line has got a large rusticated bowl and a band made of Sterling silver. P-Lip.
The Rathbone model of the Sherlock Holmes line has got a large rusticated bowl and a band made of Sterling silver. P-Lip.
Dark brown, high contrast Peterson Pipe Aran 306 with a very beautiful and rough rustication.
A Peterson Spigot B42 Rustic with P-Lip bit. High quality briar meets sterling silver aplenty!
A Peterson Spigot 302 Rustic with P-Lip bit. High quality briar meets sterling silver aplenty!
A Peterson Spigot 306 Rustic with P-Lip bit. High quality briar meets sterling silver aplenty!
A Peterson Spigot XL315 Rustic with P-Lip bit. High quality briar meets sterling silver aplenty!
A Peterson Spigot 307 Rustic with P-Lip bit. High quality briar meets sterling silver aplenty!
A Peterson Spigot 301 Rustic with P-Lip bit. High quality briar meets sterling silver aplenty!
The Tyrone 306 is characterized by a traditional look in dark tones and brass applications.
The Tyrone 999 is characterized by a traditional look in dark tones and brass applications.
The Tyrone XL02 is characterized by a traditional look in dark tones and brass applications.
Peterson System XL315 rustic. Roughly rusticated handy pipe with Fishtail stem from the system pipe series.
Peterson System B42 rustic. Roughly rusticated handy pipe with Fishtail stem from the system pipe series.
Peterson System 306 rustic. Roughly rusticated handy pipe with P-Lip stem from the system pipe series.
Peterson System 307 rustic. Roughly rusticated handy pipe with Fishtail stem from the system pipe series.
Peterson System 307 rustic. Roughly rusticated handy pipe with P-Lip stem from the system pipe series.
Peterson System 301 rustic. Roughly rusticated handy pipe with Fishtail stem from the system pipe series.
Peterson System B42 rustic. Roughly rusticated handy pipe with P-Lip stem from the system pipe series.
Peterson System 301 rustic. Roughly rusticated handy pipe with P-Lip stem from the system pipe series.
Peterson System 302 rustic. Roughly rusticated handy pipe with fishtail stem from the system pipe series.
The Tyrone 01 is characterized by a traditional look in dark tones and brass applications.
Rough and wild like the Irish county Donegal in the north. Rusticated in red and brown, this pipe of Peterson holds the B10 shape.
Rough and wild like the Irish county Donegal in the north. Rusticated in red and brown, this pipe of Peterson holds the 03 shape.
A true staple in the Peterson assortment. The Dracula sand 606 has an ebony color and a red and black stem.
The Peterson Newgrange 68 is a sandblasted sterling silver Spigot pipe with an acrylic stem in Cumberland look.
By the time of their birth, the brothers Friedrich and Heinrich Kapp from Nuremburg, who's elegant tobacco shop in the 1865 opened on Grafton Street in Dublin, never dreamt that they would become part of a legend.
Friedrich & Heinrich, who called their business “Kapp Brothers” quickly build up a reputation for their self made and sold high quality meerschaum and briar pipes. It wasn't long before Charles Peterson stepped into their shop – with a revolutionary pipe and ambitious plans for the future to come.
It was that day, he proposed a partnership with the brothers to make his dream of this pipe come true.
They came to an agreement and the company's name was changed to Kapp & Peterson. Kapp and Peterson were on a straight path to become Dublin's trendiest and most renowned manufacturer and supplier of fine tobacco products. Pipe smokers as cigar smokers alike went onto their premises for a professional consultation about fine nuances in a well made cigar or pipe. The brand Peterson became highly regarded by politicians, companies, athletes, artist and authors from all walks of life.
