German Ulmer Pipes

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After reading a recent article in Pipes and Tobaccos magazine, I am certainly fascinated with these pipes that are without a doubt, works of art. I suspect that they are truly collectible and therefore expensive to own.

I was wondering if anyone here might possibly have one in their collection, or know of a current pipe carver who makes reproductions?

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Some other gorgeous examples of Ulmer pipes. Interestingly enough, Ulm Germany is the birth place of Albert Einstein.

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One step from full regimental? They do have a neat novelty appeal, would be cool to have one for display. I wonder how something like that would actually smoke with todays tobacco though? Maybe a fat slice of rope, slowly smoldered.
 
I have one that belonged to my grandfather. It is probably post-war. It is not anywhere near as well crafted, and beautiful as the ones you posted here.

I was told he enjoyed smoking it. He had been deceased 15 yrs when the pipe was given to me. I tried it a few times out of curiosity and to commune with him. As I recall, it was a bad smoke. However I was very young and had no idea about sanitizing a pipe, so of course it tasted foul.

.....I'l post a pic here when I get home tonight.
 
Very interesting! I'd be interested in a nice reproduction.

Rob_In_MO":ukwr35ca said:
Very Cool!

Of course i'd have to try one out, just for the hell of it.
Would it be BCAQ?
 
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