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Some remarks on our pipe assortment Trust is an important aspect when buying a pipe, i. e. your trust as a customer in us as the seller. There is, no doubt, a certain degree of anonymity about any mail order business. Well aware of this fact, we thoroughly check every single pipe before it is put into storage. This means more than just examining by eye-sight for superficial dents or dull spots. Filter pipes are mounted with a filter cartridge (it may seem strange, but many producers do not find it necessary!) to check their unobstructed draught ability. We also check for a firm fit of mouthpieces in the stem and control the accurate position of the smokehole in stem and bowl of the pipe. Most pipes in our cartalogue are shown in their original size. To support the illustrations’ expressiveness, individual characteristics are additionally described in our text. In our pipe descriptions we generally tell the filling capacity which is of quite some importance for an unspoilt smoking pleasure. Most pipes have a tobacco hole of 19 to 21 mm width, its depth is normally appr. 6 to 8 mm less than the height of the bowl. small filling capacity: suitable for fine cut mixtures and flake tobaccos, can also take broad cuts if filled in fairly loosely. medium filling capacity: suitable for all long or short medium width cut tobaccos with parts of ready rubbed flake or broad cuts, also for flakes if the bowl is not too high. large filling capacity: suitable for all medium to broad cut mixtures, for square cuts and blends with high amount of broad leaf. Guarantee terms for pipes Briar pipes are manufactured from natural material that is fairly heat resistant but can still burn like all other kinds of wood. The appropriate use of a briar pipe inevitably goes along with a partial destruction of material: the inner surface of the tobacco hole is affected and burnt to a certain extent. So, your new pipe’s lifespan mainly depends on how cautious and gentle you proceed when breaking it in. Manufacturers normally guarantee their pipes for a certain period against cracks or burns caused by material or production defects, provided that the pipe was broken in and handled with proper care. In cases of complaints, manufacturers reserve the right to closely examine the pipe to find out the reasons for its defect and then to decide whether it will be repaired or even replaced. About handmade pipes You will find a small choice of handmade pipes in this catalogue that stand out from the rest of our assortment by their shape and design and, of course, by their price level. But are these pipes so much better than the rest? And for what reason is their price so much higher? Handmade in the true sense goes for pipes that have been entirely shaped and carved by hand. But working without the use of machines would not make sense - it would take too much time and thus raise the price even more. So you won’t find a workshop that is not equipped with machines for drilling, grinding, papering and buffing and also turning lathes to shape bowls and work on mouthpieces. No matter which way of production is chosen . be it by individually carving or grinding the pipe or using a lathe to turn bowl and stem - handmade pipes require a lot more work and time than their factory - 36 - made sisters. Briar is a natural material that only grows in the wild, and even the most experienced pipemaker canot tell the inner structure and quality of a briar block from the outside. This only shows in the course of his work and after the pipe is finished. Often enough, the aim, a well-balanced, finely grained and - if possible - flawless pipe can only be achieved after a number of approaches. That means: several blocks used in vain, time wasted again and again to turn and grind the shape... All this must, of course, be considered when calculating the price of a handmade pipe. This leads us to another aspect that is of great importance to quite a number of pipe lovers: flaws in the pipe bowl. In our view, the unconditional call for flawlessness in handmade pipes is fairly injust and questionable. Neither does it consider the characteristics of the nature-grown material, nor does it pay respect to the craftsman’s difficult work. To keep prices on an affordable level it is inevitable to compromise. In order to still sell the pipes affected with flaws, many pipemakers give those pipes a carved rustic finish. And even though this carving is really exerting and time-consuming, rustic pipes are generally sold at much lower prices than their smooth and more perfect sisters. Thus the growing sales of rustic handmade pipes has its share in giving the handmade pipe business an economical base and helps to maintain its high level of quality and artistic style. In the end, every handmade pipe, be it a perfect „Straight Grain“ or be it a grip-friendly rustic pipe, is a really individual and unmistakable little piece of art. Some remarks on our tobacco assortment It is a tradition in our DAN PIPE catalogues, to comprehensively describe pipe tobaccos to make it easier for you to choose a blend to your demands. This goes in particular for the mictures from our own DAN TOBACCO Manufactory. For descriptions of „foreign brand“ tobaccos we normally fall back on the manufacturer’s information and complete them wherever we find it useful or necessary. As in all families our main attention is, of course, paid to „our own children“, the blends made by DTM Dan Tobacco Manufactory, our sister company (shown on pages 61 - 81 and 84 - 87). Their descriptions do not only summarize tests made by both companies’ pipe smoking staff members but also reflect impressions and smoking results from those blends’ development period. Still, our descriptions cannot (and do not attempt to) claim to be absolutely impartial. Any judgement on a tobacco will always depend on various factors very much different from one smoker to the next: the size of a bowl, the firmness or looseness of the tobacco fill, the intensity of drawing and puffing, the pressure of tamping down the ashes and, last but not least, whether the pipe is smoked with or without a filter cartridge.
Handmade pipes by Hasan Gezer Hasan Gezer, who originally trained to be an engine fitter, made his first aquaintance with pipes when he began to work in DAN PIPE’s repair workshop. Thanks to his skill and his feeling for shapes he managed to learn all the special operations in pipe repair work very soon, and it was only a matter of time that, with support from the other creative members of the DAN PIPE staff, he made his first attempts to carve his own pipes. The positive feed-back among our customers in our tobacco shop was an important experience and encouraged Hasan to produce pipes for our annual catalogue. Today, his pipes rank among the most popular individually handmade pipes in our shops. HASAN pipes come with acrylic mouthpieces with an excellently crafted bit. All can be made with or without 9mm filter on demand (please advise when ordering). All are available either with a contrast-stained mahogany brown polished finish or with a finely carved rustic finish. As with most individually handmade pipes delivery may last a little longer. Shown in the original size Technical features may be subject to changes without notice. HASAN No. 56 rustic finish A wonderful large and yet amazingly light-weighted pipe. Tall Dublin bowl with smooth top decorated with circular grooves. Slender silver-mounted stem, saddle mouthpiece of amber acrylic. Almost large filling capacity. rustic finish Best.Nr. 0041-56 € 155,00 polished (see No. 60) Best.Nr. 0040-56 € 235,00 HASAN No. 60 rustic finish An extra large Billiard pipe with a tall and fairly slender cylindric bowl of large filling capacity on a slender stem mounted with a levelled narrow silver cap. The bowl with rustic finish is additionally decorated with two parallel grooves in the top area. Waisted saddle mouthpiece. Best.Nr. 0041-60 € 155,00 HASAN No. 60 polished The smooth version of the large Billiard pipe described above, with a vivid mahogany contrast stain and a fairly broad levelled silver band and a classical saddle mouthpiece. Best.Nr. 0040-60 € 235,00 HASAN No. 59 rustic finish An attractive variation of the Bulldog pipe with a thick-walled egg-shaped bowl decorated with the typical double groove. The six-panel stem is mounted with a narrow silver band. The slender amber acrylic fishtail mouthpiece adds an air of elegance to this compact pipe. Good medium filling capacity. rustic finish Best.Nr. 0041-59 € 155,00 polished (see No. 60) Best.Nr. 0040-59 € 235,00 - 37 - All pipes equipped with an acrylic mouthpiece made for 9mm filters. For non-filter smoking we will supply an adaptor free of charge.
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Page 9 and 10: »STATEMENT« A new range of four s
Page 11 and 12: Shown in the original size No. 246
Page 13 and 14: No. 255 „Nordic” orange brown A
Page 15 and 16: Shown in the original size No. 238
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Page 19 and 20: Shown in the original size All pipe
Page 21 and 22: HILSON Calabash „Tan“ Removable
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Page 25 and 26: Shown in the original size Jeppesen
Page 27 and 28: »Pipe Box« Black (6 pipes) »Pipe
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Page 31 and 32: No. 111 „Flame” Silver Elegant
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Page 39 and 40: DESIGN BERLIN Pipe of the Year 2009
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Page 45 and 46: „Ranger“ - the small pocket pip
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Page 79 and 80: Hamburger Pfeifenrunde von 1982 The
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BARSDORF’S KÄPT’N BESTER The b
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The blends of the »Ilsteds Own« r
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Poul Stanwell Jubilee Precious Virg
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W. Ø. Larsen Selected Blend No. 4
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Holger Danske „Premium Blend and
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SAMUEL GAWITH & SONS / KENDAL - THE
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STANWELL No. 259 „Statement” sa
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MAC BAREN „Dark Twist” (Vorteil
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CALEDONIAN „Superior Mixture” (
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feiner import-Rum, cognac und calva
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All pipes made for 9mm filters. Ada
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Shown in the original size Damiano
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SAVINELLI »Sport« A range of smal
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LORENZO pipes with the typical inno
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Shown in the original size Giordano
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Giordano »Victoria« No. 215 An in
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„First“ Rocciata Calabash Spigo
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Duke „Bent“ rustic The matching
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Stefano No. 1 Serie 580 Fullbent wi
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All pipes made for 9mm filters. For
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All pipes made for 9mm filters. For
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Shown in the original size Dr. Bost
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PIPE FURNITURE MADE OF INDIAN SHEES
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The pipe producing tradition of Boh
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„Humydrole” Tobacco moisteners
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Useful pipesmoker’s accessories m
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DAN PIPE Polishing Kit. Makes your
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9 1 Pipe tampers and smoker’s kni
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VAUEN VAUEN Metal box for 9mm filte
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