LENGTH: 4.54in – 115mm
BOWL HEIGHT: 1.67in – 40mm
CHAMBER DIAMETER: .77in – 19mm
CHAMBER DEPTH:  1.35in – 34mm
WEIGHT: 1.3oz – 38g
DESCRIPTION: Very poetic-a pocket pipe with a pockenholz shank extension. Pockenholz is also known as lignum vitae, an amazingly durable hardwood that has found application in such diverse objects as cricket balls and police truncheons. It’s also the wood that John Harrison used to make many of his clocks, including the turret clock at Brocklesby Park, North Lincolnshire, built in ca. 1720, and still running today. Since Martin and Anders build their pipes with similar precision, this one should be smoking wonderfully well into 24th Century. Oh, and that shank extension is surrounded by a comfortable saddle mouthpiece and a rakish apple bowl sporting a lovely, well detailed blast. Very nice.

GLP