There is a shallow bite mark on the top of the stem, at the edge of the P-lip; otherwise, the pipe is in excellent condition. The shape # is 9S and it’s large…a Grp. 6 size. The draw is open, at least for a P-lip pipe. (Look…some people root for the Yankees and some, many, hate them. The same goes for the Dodgers. I’m from San Francisco. I hate the Dodgers. In fact, when my super-spiritual Yoga gurusuggested that I come up with a Mantra for my almost perfect body, I decided on “Fuck The Dodgers.” I think it’s kept me healthy, or at least emotionally so. Anyhow, some, many, people love Peterson pipes. I think they have an even greater and more devoted fan base among hobbyists than Dunhill…price would dictate that, too, don’t you know, but some of us don’t like them at all, and to be candid, I am among that cadre. But they do sell, so I should be grateful and make a donation, huh? ). The “N” on the hallmarked sterling band tells us that the pipe (or at least the band) is from 1979.
6” long, bowl 2.1” tall. Weight: 2.25 oz., 65 grams.