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Jacono Pipes are available in the following grades, denoted by chess (and poker) designations: | Jacono Pipes are available in the following grades, denoted by chess (and poker) designations: | ||
Knight (fully rusticated) | Knight (fully rusticated) | ||
Bishop (partially rusticated) | Bishop (partially rusticated) | ||
Rook (smooth) | Rook (smooth) | ||
Jack (smooth) | Jack (smooth) | ||
Queen (smooth) | Queen (smooth) | ||
King (smooth) | King (smooth) | ||
The difference between the Rook, Jack, Queen and King grades is the quality of the grain. An E appended to the designation (as in Queen E) seems to denote a plus. 'Checkmate' denotes a larger than usual size. Jacono's goal appears to be to offer beautifully grained pipes with no flaws; if flaws appear in the carving process, they are rusticated out. | The difference between the Rook, Jack, Queen and King grades is the quality of the grain. An E appended to the designation (as in Queen E) seems to denote a plus. 'Checkmate' denotes a larger than usual size. Jacono's goal appears to be to offer beautifully grained pipes with no flaws; if flaws appear in the carving process, they are rusticated out. | ||