I have about a dozen Petersons, and none have a filter. I don't know of any Petersons that ever had a filter. They do use a well that they call the "Peterson system", but it's just a hollow well in the shank that collects any condensation and tar. It needs to be wiped out with a twisted up paper towel now and then.
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I have about a dozen Petersons, and none have a filter. I don't know of any Petersons that ever had a filter. They do use a well that they call the "Peterson system", but it's just a hollow well in the shank that collects any condensation and tar. It needs to be wiped out with a twisted up paper towel now and then.
Peterson's Dublin series all take a 9mm filter, wasn't sure if their are any others..
http://www.uktobacco.com/acatalog/Peterson_9mm_Filter_Pipes.html
http://www.uktobacco.com/acatalog/Peterson_9mm_Filter_Pipes.html
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I love a good cigar, but I'm not much of a pipe smoker. But (I work in the media industry) this plea from a reporter just came across my desk:
Whatever happened to pipes? Remember? Any male over 50 used to smoke one, usually while reading a hardcover book with a dog on the rug at the foot of his recliner as he (the man) drank a scotch, and the captain of a ship stared out at him from the oil painting next to the fireplace on whose mantle rested a pewter tankard (not to put too fine a point on it). So, what happened? How come cigars are still around, and hookahs, God help us, are hip, but the pipe is a rare thing indeed? When and why did it fall out of favor? Tell all. Contact: Lenore Skenazy, lskenazy@yahoo.com
Just thought some of you guys might want to contact the lady and enlighten her. She works for a major newspaper.
Whatever happened to pipes? Remember? Any male over 50 used to smoke one, usually while reading a hardcover book with a dog on the rug at the foot of his recliner as he (the man) drank a scotch, and the captain of a ship stared out at him from the oil painting next to the fireplace on whose mantle rested a pewter tankard (not to put too fine a point on it). So, what happened? How come cigars are still around, and hookahs, God help us, are hip, but the pipe is a rare thing indeed? When and why did it fall out of favor? Tell all. Contact: Lenore Skenazy, lskenazy@yahoo.com
Just thought some of you guys might want to contact the lady and enlighten her. She works for a major newspaper.