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***DISCONTINUED** Peterson Tyrone Smooth XL90 Briar Pipe

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  • Overall Length: 145mm
  • Overall Height: 80mm
  • Bowl Height: 52mm
  • Bowl Diameter: 40mm
  • Bore: 19mm
  • Weight: 74g
  • Gift Boxed
  • Cloth pipe bag included

Peterson Tyrone Peterson are well know for taking inspiration from their Irish home. From places and landscapes, colours, weather and history. The Tyrone range, first introduced in the 1990's, takes its name from the traditional county of Tyrone which consists of the flat peatlands to the East rising gradually to the beautiful mountainous west region. The Tyrone have been finished in a rich dark smoky chocolate stain which makes for a beautifully refined looking pipe which is topped off with a black acrylic mouthpiece with a gold P stamp and double brass ring.

Peterson Tyrone XL90 The Peterson Tyrone XL90 is an extra large bent pipe with a billiard shaped bowl which is arguable one of the most popular bowl shapes due to the comfort and unformed wall thickness. It has a larger than normal bore size yet still has good wall thickness making this an ideal fireside pipe when you have time to sit and enjoy a pipe. Despite it’s size it remains a very portable size so would suit long walks in the countryside where a pipe can be enjoyed most.

Fishtail mouthpiece: Peterson’s trademark patented mouthpiece is the p.lip design, which has many advantages but unfortunately some smokers just don't get on with it. The Donegal series comes with the fishtail mouthpiece as an alternative for those who don't get on with the P.Lip.

PLEASE NOTE: This is a generic image that we have taken from a random selection of this pipe model from our stocks. It is unlikely to be the exact pipe you will receive. Due to the nature of the raw material used and this being a handmade product there will be some variation in grain, colour and finish. There could also be a slight variation in the dimensions provided.

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