Premier System Revival Sandblasted (CP) (356) P-Lip Tobacco Pipe
Product Number: 002-029-147073
Measurements & Other Details
- Length: 5.29 in./134.37 mm.
- Weight: 1.90 oz./53.86 g.
- Bowl Height: 2.30 in./58.42 mm.
- Chamber Depth: 1.93 in./49.02 mm.
- Chamber Diameter: 0.77 in./19.56 mm.
- Outside Diameter: 1.24 in./31.50 mm.
- Stem Material: Vulcanite
- Filter: None
- Shape: Oom Paul
- Finish: Sandblast
- Material: Briar
- Country: Ireland
About This Pipe
The "356" Oom Paul is one of Peterson's Patent-era shapes, dating back to the marque's 1896 catalog. Defined by its deeply bent shank-and-stem arrangement and towering, capacious bowl, the shape embodies the practical, full-bent profile that has long made the Oom Paul a favorite among pipe smokers. Its sweeping silhouette naturally complements Peterson's patented System engineering, making the "356" an expression of Charles Peterson's approach to pipe design. Revived in limited quantities, the "356" Premier System is crafted from select-grade briar and features Charles Peterson's patented System engineering that helped establish his marque as one of the most influential in the world. Designated by the "CP" stamp, denoting the Charles Peterson Collection, each pipe celebrates Peterson's founder and his legacy of innovation. Available in a selection of finishes, each rendition highlights Peterson's commitment to quality craftsmanship while preserving the timeless character of this classic Patent-era shape.
Peterson's System pipe is one of the Irish marque's most celebrated and historic innovations, boasting patents dating back to 1890. The System is comprised of three aspects: an army mount, internal condensation reservoir, and the graduated bore P-Lip mouthpiece (though Peterson does offer fishtail versions to accommodate smokers' preferences). Being the only externally visible of the three components, the military mount allows the pipe to be broken down even while hot, reinforcing the shank. The other two parts, the internal reservoir and graduated bore, are found within the pipe itself — both working in tandem to remove moisture from the smoke. Such a construction requires a slightly different process when cleaning a System pipe, and results in a more flavorful, drier smoke. A step up from the System Standard line, the Premier trades the former's nickel mount for one of sterling silver — Peterson's silverwork being a significant source of pride and renown for the factory. The System series is a testament to Peterson's influence on the pipe industry at large, and its continued popularity over the past 100-plus years bespeaks the company's reputation for quality.
- Madison Long
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