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[[File:Terry pipe(1).jpg|thumb|300px|Painting of an old chap/historical figure smoking a Churchwarden]] | [[File:Terry pipe(1).jpg|thumb|300px|Painting of an old chap/historical figure smoking a Churchwarden]] | ||
'' | ''By [[Jim Lilley]]'' | ||
I recently bought a couple of new Peterson Churchwarden pipes. The main reason being, that I did not have any representation of them in my Peterson collection of pipes. It was never a series of pipes that held any attraction to me, as I perceived that they were very fragile and totally impractical. However as with most prejudices my fears were to be proven without foundation. | I recently bought a couple of new Peterson Churchwarden pipes. The main reason being, that I did not have any representation of them in my Peterson collection of pipes. It was never a series of pipes that held any attraction to me, as I perceived that they were very fragile and totally impractical. However as with most prejudices my fears were to be proven without foundation. | ||
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So whether you are interested in churchwarden pipes because you just like the way they look or your have seen them in movies such as 'Sherlock Holmes' or 'Lord of the Rings', they make a very cool display piece or an everyday smoker. | So whether you are interested in churchwarden pipes because you just like the way they look or your have seen them in movies such as 'Sherlock Holmes' or 'Lord of the Rings', they make a very cool display piece or an everyday smoker. | ||
[[Category: Peterson]] | [[Category: Peterson]] | ||