• The Traveler Clay Pipe
  • The Traveler Clay Pipe
  • The Traveler Clay Pipe
  • The Traveler Clay Pipe
The Traveler Clay Pipe
The Traveler Clay Pipe

The Traveler Clay Pipe

$10.00

Clay stemmed pipes were an extremely common trade item in the 18th and 19th century. Fragments of pipes are one of the most common finds at archeological sites of the time period. Smaller, decorated pipes like this are generally 19th century. Length 5" long. Imported from Germany

Item # P-484

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A.S.
Works great, gets warm

I picked up one of the earlier runs of these at an event Townsends was at a few weeks ago.
For being an inexpensive lil pipe, this works great. The bowl does get pretty warm to the touch during use, but that's to be expected with a clay pipe like this. It seems to be more durable than I initially thought it would be, too.

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Jordan B
Won't Replace my Regulars, But Nice Pipe, Nonetheless

I am a pipe guy. This pipe is exactly as it appears in the photos. It has a seam that suggests it was made in a mold. All together a functional pipe, good draw, doesn't get too hot if you smoke it properly. Definitely meant for holding while you smoke and not for clinching due to the shape of the stem. Overall I'm impressed with the pipe, considering it's not coming from long-time pipe crafters. Won't replace my regulars, but will look good on the shelf with my other pipes and will be great for overnight reenacting trips.