Peterson Standard System Pipes

Kapp & Peterson was founded at the beginning of the 20th century. In order to stand out from the competition, a company-specific filter system was developed by placing a "swirl chamber" in the pipe shank. The smoke can condense and moisture can settle.

The aim is to get a cool and dry smoke. This is also the reason why Peterson System pipes have developed their typically round, voluminous shape. Especially the curved models.

Shapes like the 305, 302 or 314 are true icons of Peterson these days.

In this version, the shank has a nickel mounting and ends in a mouthpiece made of ebonite (rarely) or acrylic for 9mm filters.

Optionally with standard bite or lip bite (P-Lip).