Peterson of Dublin Irish Army Briar Smoking Pipe - Shape 124

In the First World War, a soldier couldn't get his favourite pipe repaired easily, so if he broke his tenon, he took an old bullet casing and hammered it onto the shank. The stem with the broken peg could then be shoved into the other end, not pretty but he got his smoke.

And so the Army mount was born, quick and easy to maintain it's practical, and nowadays, Peterson have refined it with the use of sterling silver for their higher grade pipes.

This 124 is a bent Dublin with a smooth bowl, the warm brown finish looks the part, it's comfortable to hold and offers a good smoking period. The nickel army mount makes for easy cleaning, even when warm. A vulcanite stem with a fishtail lip completes the picture. 

A perfect pipe for anyone wanting something not fussy, it comes boxed with a dust bag.

About this pipe...
Shape - Bent Dublin
Stem - Black Vulcanite - Nickel Mount
Mouthpiece - Fishtail
Finish - Smooth
Filter - No

The dimensions...
Overall length - 155mm
Bowl height - 46mm
Smoking chamber diameter -18mm
Chamber Depth - 39mm
Weight in grams - 29g Approx