Studio Devona

Long Tudor Pipe

My long Tudor pipe is based on original pieces in my collection dating from around 1590-1610. These have tiny bowls the size of the tip of a finger that allow just a pinch of tobacco and are good for testing various flavours without tainting a larger bowl. Of course in the Tudor period tobacco was so expensive that few could afford to use more than a pinch now and then.

PIPE SPECIFICATIONS
Suitable for a Re-enactment date of: 1590-1610
Surface finish: All hand-burnished giving a nice smooth quality
Length of Stem approx: 200mm (8 inches)
Chamber diameter at rim approx: 11mm
Chamber depth approx: 18mm
Mouth-Tip finish: untreated
All my pipes are suitable for smoking

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1630

My 1630 style pipe is based on originals and this version has a short stem. The smoking chamber is quite small so please be aware of that when buying it.

PIPE SPECIFICATIONS
Suitable for a Re-enactment date of: 1600-1640
Surface finish: All hand-burnished giving a nice smooth quality
Length of Stem approx: 140mm (5 and a half inches)
Chamber diameter at rim approx: 11mm
Chamber depth approx: 30mm
Mouth-Tip finish: untreated
All my pipes are suitable for smoking

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17th Century (white clay)

This style of pipe has a bowl form that would be suitable for the time period of 1630 through to 1670 so it covers quite a time range for re-enactments. The style would be more suited for a mid-range date of 1650, being larger for 1630 but small for 1670. These are short pieces pressed in the mould, then
trimmed and I burnish these all over leaving them with a smooth finish. A line of milling is added to
the rim as originals had.

PIPE SPECIFICATIONS
Suitable for a Re-enactment date of: 1630-1670
Surface finish: All hand-burnished giving a nice smooth quality
Length of Stem approx: 150mm (5 inches)
Chamber diameter at rim approx: 12mm
Chamber depth approx: 20mm
Mouth-Tip finish: untreated
All my pipes are suitable for smoking

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1640

A style based on the small bulbous pipes smoked in the 1640 period in England close to the beginning of the Civil War.
The design would also cover a date range of around 1630-1650. They are all neatly hand-burnished with a smooth surface and I have added a line of milling on the rim as originals had.

PIPE SPECIFICATIONS
Suitable for a Re-enactment date of: 1630-1650
Surface finish: All hand-burnished giving a nice smooth quality
Length of Stem approx: 220mm (8 and a half inches)
Chamber diameter at rim approx: 11mm
Chamber depth approx: 22mm
Mouth-Tip finish: untreated
All my pipes are suitable for smoking

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1650

A style based on the bulbous pipes smoked in the 1650 period in England at the end of the Civil War. The design would also cover a date range of around 1640-1660. They are all neatly hand-burnished with a smooth surface and I have added a line of milling on the rim as originals had.

PIPE SPECIFICATIONS
Suitable for a Re-enactment date of: 1640-1660
Surface finish: All hand-burnished giving a nice smooth quality
Length of Stem approx: 220mm (8 and a half inches)
Chamber diameter at rim approx: 11mm
Chamber depth approx: 25mm
Mouth-Tip finish: untreated
All my pipes are suitable for smoking

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Forest Deer

The style of pipe takes inspiration from English and Dutch pipes of the mid 17th century so is suitable for reenactments of that period. On my version I have a deer in the forest and acorns.

PIPE SPECIFICATIONS
Suitable for a Re-enactment date of: 1640-1660
Surface finish: All hand-burnished giving a nice smooth quality
Length of Stem approx: 210mm (8 inches)
Chamber diameter at rim approx: 15mm
Chamber depth approx: 25mm
Mouth-Tip finish: untreated
All my pipes are suitable for smoking

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Dutch Mariner Pipe

Based on original clay pipes in my collection made in Holland in the 17th Century. The original idea for this pipe is thought to have been based on the Biblical character of Jonah and the Whale, although I think the creature on the stem looks more like a sea serpent with scales and teeth, which a whale would not have. It might even be that they were first produced because of tales of early colonists in the Florida swamps who were confronted with alligators. Further still there are tales that this pipe represents Sir Walter Raleigh being vomited by an alligator because of the awful stench of tobacco on him!

PIPE SPECIFICATIONS
Suitable for a Re-enactment date of: 1640-1670
Surface finish: All hand-burnished giving a nice smooth quality
Length of Stem approx: 190mm (7 inches)
Chamber diameter at rim approx: 12mm
Chamber depth approx: 28mm
Mouth-Tip finish: untreated
All my pipes are suitable for smoking

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1666 Plague Pipe

A pipe based on English styles smoked in the 1660's period during the plague. Suitable for English, Dutch, German or
American re-enactments. They have a slightly bulbous shape with thick walls. A line of milling is added to the rim as originals had.

PIPE SPECIFICATIONS
Suitable for a Re-enactment date of: 1645-1675
Surface finish: All hand-burnished giving a nice smooth quality
Length of Stem approx: 220mm (8 and a half inches)
Chamber diameter at rim approx: 12mm
Chamber depth approx: 27mm
Mouth-Tip finish: untreated
All my pipes are suitable for smoking

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Mulberry

This design once again takes inspiration from original pieces in my collection dating from the mid to late 17th Century and brings them to life. Mulberry pipes were produced by several
makers in England and they were a popular choice for smokers then as few clays were decorated at that time. I hope you will find it appeals in this Century too!

PIPE SPECIFICATIONS
Suitable for a Re-enactment date of: 1660-1700
Surface finish: All hand-burnished giving a nice smooth quality
Length of Stem approx: 180mm (7 inches)
Chamber diameter at rim approx: 14mm
Chamber depth approx: 35mm
Mouth-Tip finish: untreated
All my pipes are suitable for smoking

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1700 style English

This is one of my designs based on a more robust form of English clay pipe that would have been in fashion between c.1680 and 1740. The bowl is plain all over except for a
part-milled pattern on the rim as traditionals would have had.

PIPE SPECIFICATIONS
Suitable for a Re-enactment date of: 1680-1740
Surface finish:</b> <td>All hand-burnished giving a nice smooth quality
Length of Stem approx: 175mm (7 inches)
Chamber diameter at rim approx: 16mm
Chamber depth approx: 35mm
Mouth-Tip finish: untreated
All my pipes are suitable for smoking

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1700 Style English Tavern (straight)

Based on original pieces from my collection. The pipe bowl has a bulbous shape and the style of those smoked in England at the beginning of the 18th Century. These are suitable for
re-enactments of a date of around 1680-1730. Pipes of this length were also often referred to as Aldermans.

PIPE SPECIFICATIONS
Suitable for a Re-enactment date of: 1680-1730
Surface finish: All hand-burnished giving a nice smooth quality
Length of Stem approx: 290mm (11 and a half inches)
Chamber diameter at rim approx: 15mm
Chamber depth approx: 35mm
Mouth-Tip finish: untreated
All my pipes are suitable for smoking

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1700 Style English Tavern (curved)

Based on original pieces from my collection. The pipe bowl has a bulbous shape and the style of those smoked in England at the beginning of the 18th Century. These are suitable for
re-enactments of a date of around 1680-1730. Pipes of this length were also often referred to as Aldermans.

PIPE SPECIFICATIONS
Suitable for a Re-enactment date of: 1680-1730
Surface finish: All hand-burnished giving a nice smooth quality
Length of Stem approx: 290mm (11 and a half inches)
Chamber diameter at rim approx: 15mm
Chamber depth approx: 35mm
Mouth-Tip finish: untreated
All my pipes are suitable for smoking

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Mermaid & Pirate

This design once again takes inspiration from original Dutch pipes dating from the early 18th Century and brings them to life in a new way. Original Dutch pipes are amazing to look at in that they sometimes contain all sorts of themes such as men and women or scenes of life at that time. The detailing is always well executed on such pipes. I bring you my own design here which portrays a swimming mermaid on one side and a pirate seated on a barrel with a bottle, glass of grog and a pipe. His ship is in the distance.

PIPE SPECIFICATIONS
Suitable for a Re-enactment date of: 1680-1800
Surface finish: All hand-burnished giving a nice smooth quality
Length of Stem approx: 210mm (8 inches)
Chamber diameter at rim approx: 15mm
Chamber depth approx: 35mm
Mouth-Tip finish: untreated
All my pipes are suitable for smoking

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Short Dutch

This pipe is suitable for re-enactments of the 18th Century. The bowl form is a stylised version of the fashionable funnel/egg shaped bowls used by the Dutch during that period. Originals were often much longer than my version, but the length is very suitable being not too short for general use but not long enough to break too easily. There is a line of
milling applied to the rim as originals had.

PIPE SPECIFICATIONS
Suitable for a Re-enactment date of: 1690-1800
Surface finish: All hand-burnished giving a nice smooth quality
Length of Stem approx: 110mm (4&frac12; inches)
Chamber diameter at rim approx: 15mm
Chamber depth approx: 35mm
Mouth-Tip finish: untreated
All my pipes are suitable for smoking

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Westcountry Tavern

This is a typical traditional style that was smoked in Southern England at the beginning of the 18th century. At that time also many millions were exported to Colonial sites as well as being consumed locally. A character of this style is the shape of the bowl with a nice curved heel on the base and milling around the rim.

PIPE SPECIFICATIONS
Suitable for a Re-enactment date of: 1685-1735
Surface finish: All hand-burnished giving a nice smooth quality
Length of Stem approx: 250mm (10 inches)
Chamber diameter at rim approx: 20mm
Chamber depth approx: 32mm
Mouth-Tip finish: untreated
All my pipes are suitable for smoking

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1718 Blackbeard

This bowl form is based upon pipes made in Bristol in England in the 18th Century. Often the maker would put their name in a cartouche on the side of the bowl, however, I have chosen the date 1718. Blackbeard the notorious pirate is said to have come from Bristol, plus Bristol pipe makers at that time exported millions of pipes to Colonial sites. This pipe marks the date 1718 when Blackbeard was defeated.

PIPE SPECIFICATIONS
Suitable for a Re-enactment date of: 1690-1730
Surface finish: All hand-burnished giving a nice smooth quality
Length of Stem approx: 125mm (5 inches)
Chamber diameter at rim approx: 17mm
Chamber depth approx: 32mm
Mouth-Tip finish: untreated
All my pipes are suitable for smoking

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London 1740 Short Style

Based on a typical London style that was around in 1740. It will however be fine for re-enactments covering a wider date range of about 1690 to 1830 for any re-enactment. I have made this pipe a nice handy shorter length.

PIPE SPECIFICATIONS
Suitable for a Re-enactment date of: 1690-1830
Surface finish: All hand-burnished giving a nice smooth quality
Length of Stem approx: 130mm (5 inches)
Chamber diameter at rim approx: 15mm
Chamber depth approx: 35mm
Mouth-Tip finish: untreated
All my pipes are suitable for smoking

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Admiral's Pipe

This design has a stylised bowl form based on traditional English pipes covering a date range from about 1750 to 1800 primarily, however similar copies of this style were in use during the 19th Century as well. Ideal for re-enactments. This pipe was popular in the mid 18th century when examples can be found with coats of arms and naval events depicted on the sides of the bowl. I have given this pipe a slightly curved stem.

PIPE SPECIFICATIONS
Suitable for a Re-enactment date of: 1740-1920
Surface finish: All hand-burnished giving a nice smooth quality
Length of Stem approx: 220mm (9 inches)
Chamber diameter at rim approx: 16mm
Chamber depth approx: 30mm
Mouth-Tip finish: untreated
All my pipes are suitable for smoking

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Fleur De Lis

This design is based on pipes which were primarily smoked from the middle 18th century through to just after
the Napoleonic Wars so they would suit a date of 1760 to 1820. The bowl carries a fleur de lis on the rear and leaves on the front. Ideal for reenactments of that period.

PIPE SPECIFICATIONS
Suitable for a Re-enactment date of: 1760-1820
Surface finish: All hand-burnished giving a nice smooth quality
Length of Stem approx: 170mm (6 and a half inches)
Chamber diameter at rim approx: 17mm
Chamber depth approx: 35mm
Mouth-Tip finish: untreated
All my pipes are suitable for smoking

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Phoenix

A stylised bowl form based on traditional English Churchwarden pipes covering a wide date range from about 1780 to the early 20th Century. It is ideal for re-enactments
and is the most common style of pipe used in that time period over many decades.

PIPE SPECIFICATIONS
Suitable for a Re-enactment date of: 1780-1920
Surface finish: All hand-burnished giving a nice smooth quality
Length of Stem approx: 220mm (9 inches)
Chamber diameter at rim approx: 16mm
Chamber depth approx: 30mm
Mouth-Tip finish: untreated
All my pipes are suitable for smoking

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Churchwarden (straight)

This is a traditional English style Churchwarden pipe as would have been popular over a wide date range of 1770-1930 period. These have a straight stem.

PIPE SPECIFICATIONS
Suitable for a Re-enactment date of: 1770-1930
Surface finish: All hand-burnished giving a nice smooth quality
Length of Stem approx: 280mm (11 inches)
Chamber diameter at rim approx: 20mm
Chamber depth approx: 38mm
Mouth-Tip finish: untreated
All my pipes are suitable for smoking

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Churchwarden (curved)

This is a traditional English style Churchwarden pipe as would have been popular over a wide date range of 1770-1930 period. These have a curved stem.

PIPE SPECIFICATIONS
Suitable for a Re-enactment date of: 1770-1930
Surface finish: All hand-burnished giving a nice smooth quality
Length of Stem approx: 280mm (11 inches)
Chamber diameter at rim approx: 20mm
Chamber depth approx: 38mm
Mouth-Tip finish: untreated
All my pipes are suitable for smoking

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Druid Face

The design copies the style of mid 19th century English face pipes from my personal collection which have a simple but eye-catching appearance. Back in that time period designs varied and mainly included: Dragoon's, Faces with leaves on the head and Turks. My design represents a Druid with oak leaves around his head.

PIPE SPECIFICATIONS
Suitable for a Re-enactment date of: 1830-1870
Surface finish: All hand-burnished giving a nice smooth quality
Length of Stem approx: 200mm (8 inches)
Chamber diameter at rim approx: 15mm
Chamber depth approx: 25mm
Mouth-Tip finish: untreated
All my pipes are suitable for smoking

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1840

Another variation of a traditional churchwarden clay pipe in use over a wide date range. This one is based on a style I particularly like from my personal collection dating c.1840. Note the smoking chamber is small on this one.

PIPE SPECIFICATIONS
Suitable for a Re-enactment date of: 1780-1930
Surface finish: All hand-burnished giving a nice smooth quality
Length of Stem approx: 220mm (8 and three quarter inches)
Chamber diameter at rim approx: 18mm
Chamber depth approx: 27mm
Mouth-Tip finish: untreated
All my pipes are suitable for smoking

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Old Fisherman's Pipe

This design copies the style of common mid 19th century plain short pipes. It has a nice rounded bowl and I have called it a fisherman's pipe because I found one similar to it in a busy old harbour where many fishing people once worked.

PIPE SPECIFICATIONS
Suitable for a Re-enactment date of: 1830-1930
Surface finish: All hand-burnished giving a nice smooth quality
Length of Stem approx: 130mm (5 inches)
Chamber diameter at rim approx: 17mm
Chamber depth approx: 25mm
Mouth-Tip finish: untreated
All my pipes are suitable for smoking

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Explorer

Based on traditional style clays that would have been in use from the later 19th century and continued to be popular into the 20th Century. I have called this style Explorer and I really like the stylish shape of the bowl on these.

PIPE SPECIFICATIONS
Suitable for a Re-enactment date of: 1865-1930
Surface finish: All hand-burnished giving a nice smooth quality
Length of Stem approx: 100mm (4 inches)
Chamber diameter at rim approx: 17mm
Chamber depth approx: 44mm
Mouth-Tip finish: untreated
All my pipes are suitable for smoking

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Adventurer

Based on traditional style clays that would have been in use from the later 19th century and continued to be popular into the 20th Century. I have called this style an Adventurer and I really like the stylish shape of the bowl on these and the accentuated grip on the base.

PIPE SPECIFICATIONS
Suitable for a Re-enactment date of: 1865-1930
Surface finish: All hand-burnished giving a nice smooth quality
Length of Stem approx: 100mm (4 inches)
Chamber diameter at rim approx: 17mm
Chamber depth approx: 44mm
Mouth-Tip finish: untreated
All my pipes are suitable for smoking

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Pocket Pipe

This design is based on a style that was around in the mid 19th to early 20th century. It is a small pipe with a short stem and nicely curved bowl. The base has a "slipper" shaped heel which makes a handy grip either while packing the pipe or smoking it. I have called this a Pocket Pipe because it is slightly
smaller than average although the bowl chamber size is comparible with other pipes I make, see size chart below.

PIPE SPECIFICATIONS
Suitable for a Re-enactment date of: 1865-1930
Surface finish: All hand-burnished giving a nice smooth quality
Length of Stem approx: 65mm (2 and a half inches)
Chamber diameter at rim approx: 17mm
Chamber depth approx: 30mm
Mouth-Tip finish: untreated
All my pipes are suitable for smoking

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Irish Cutty

This is my version of a traditional Irish clay pipe. The design has a harp on one side with shamrock on the other. The style
of pipe is similar to original 19th Century pieces and has a short stem - a real nose warmer! Also a good-sized bowl. A perfect pipe as a gift or for your own use.

PIPE SPECIFICATIONS
Suitable for a Re-enactment date of: 1865-1930
Surface finish: All hand-burnished giving a nice smooth quality
Length of Stem approx: 70mm (3 inches)
Chamber diameter at rim approx: 17mm
Chamber depth approx: 33mm
Mouth-Tip finish: untreated
All my pipes are suitable for smoking

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Maritime Cutty

This design takes us back to the time period of c.1865-1930 and is similar to original pieces. I have taken a traditional mariner's theme with a sailing ship and an anchor. It has a good sized bowl and a short stem - a real nose warmer! A perfect pipe as a gift or for your own use and ideal if you have a boat or like to sit by the coast.

PIPE SPECIFICATIONS
Suitable for a Re-enactment date of: 1865-1930
Surface finish: All hand-burnished giving a nice smooth quality
Length of Stem approx: 70mm (3 inches)
Chamber diameter at rim approx: 17mm
Chamber depth approx: 33mm
Mouth-Tip finish: untreated
All my pipes are suitable for smoking

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Traditional Short Cutty (white clay)

This is my version of a traditional short Cutty clay pipe. The design is based on originals that would have been in use by working men of the late 19th Century and through the 20th.
Cutty pipes are the sort that could be held in the mouth while working - a real nose warmer!

PIPE SPECIFICATIONS
Suitable for a Re-enactment date of: 1865-1930
Surface finish: All hand-burnished giving a nice smooth quality
Length of Stem approx: 70mm (3 inches)
Chamber diameter at rim approx: 17mm
Chamber depth approx: 33mm
Mouth-Tip finish: untreated
All my pipes are suitable for smoking

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Traditional Short Cutty (black clay)

Made entirely from real BLACK clay which is actually a very dark brown colour. This is my version of a traditional short Cutty clay pipe. The shape is based on originals that would have been in use by working men of the late 19th Century and through the 20th. Cutty pipes are the sort that could be held in the mouth while working - a real nose warmer!

PIPE SPECIFICATIONS
Suitable for a Re-enactment date of: 1865-1930
Surface finish: All hand-burnished giving a nice smooth quality
Length of Stem approx: 70mm (3 inches)
Chamber diameter at rim approx: 17mm
Chamber depth approx: 33mm
Mouth-Tip finish: untreated
All my pipes are suitable for smoking

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Moorlander (white)

Based on traditional thick walled short style clays that would have been in use in the later 19th century and continued to be popular into the 20th Century.

PIPE SPECIFICATIONS
Suitable for a Re-enactment date of: 1865-1930
Surface finish: All hand-burnished giving a nice smooth quality
Length of Stem approx: 70mm (3 inches)
Chamber diameter at rim approx: 18mm
Chamber depth approx: 40mm
Mouth-Tip finish: untreated
All my pipes are suitable for smoking

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Moorlander (black)

Based on traditional thick walled short style clays that would have been in use in the later 19th century and continued to be popular into the 20th Century. Made from real black clay which will tends to fire to a dark brown/black colour.

PIPE SPECIFICATIONS
Suitable for a Re-enactment date of: 1865-1930
Surface finish: All hand-burnished giving a nice smooth quality
Length of Stem approx: 70mm (3 inches)
Chamber diameter at rim approx: 18mm
Chamber depth approx: 40mm
Mouth-Tip finish: untreated
All my pipes are suitable for smoking

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Small Horn

Pretty waterfall in a valley near Combestone Tor. This fall might This is a much smaller pipe with a traditional horn shape. Ideal for smoking a small amount of tobacco and holding in the mouth hands-free. The chamber is narrow and deep.

PIPE SPECIFICATIONS
Suitable for a Re-enactment date of: 1870-Present Day
Surface finish: All hand-burnished giving a nice smooth quality
Length of Stem approx: 80mm (3 inches)
Chamber diameter at rim approx: 14mm
Chamber depth approx: 45mm
Mouth-Tip finish: Not treated
All my pipes are suitable for smoking

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Minimist Pipe

I call this Minimist pipe - its a really tiny pipe. The bowl size allows just a pinch of tobacco and it is ideal to carry around as a pocket pipe or for testing out flavours.

PIPE SPECIFICATIONS
Suitable for a Re-enactment date of: 1880-Present day
Surface finish: All hand-burnished giving a nice smooth quality
Length of Stem approx: 80mm (3 and a half inches)
Chamber diameter at rim approx: 10mm
Chamber depth approx: 15mm
Mouth-Tip finish: untreated
All my pipes are suitable for smoking

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