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Here are some of my pipes that will be on display at the Chicago Pipe Show this year. I have a few more pipes that are close to being finished that, hopefully, I will get done before the show. I'll post them too if I have the time.

oiiii - the 4th one and the last one are my absolute favourites... nice!!! very nice...

Those are beautiful Wayne.

I particularly like No. 4.

Well done and good luck at the show.

Todd

Thanks fellas. The 4th one has a Bolivian Rosewood shank ring and the stem is "Cumberland" acrylic. The last one is one of my favorites too. I call it Ryukin because it was inspired by Ryukin goldfish. The shank end piece is American Holly. Unfortunately, it will be for display only at the show because of a flaw in the tobacco chamber. I decided to finish this one out instead of tossing it on the discard heap because I really like the growth ring pattern. It will stay in my collection.

Muy bueno, sir. #4 & #6 are my favorites, but they all look great.

Looking good, Wayne! And good luck! Wish I had a chance to get to Chigago. Unfortunately a bit difficult and expensive from South Africa. One day!

Beautiful work on them all! The last one is my favorite. I'm sure it will sell at the show. PM me about a clone, I'd like to have one.
Good luck at Chicago!
Chas.

Personally, I like the third one but if you go flashing these photos around, you're likely to get some offers you can't refuse and end up with an empty table at The Show.

Sweet! Hope I get to see these in person before they're all snatched up.

WIN

Awesome stuff, Wayne! I like #2,4, and 5.

Those are some great looking pipes!


Abe

#2 is the winner IMHO

I like the Crosby.

Sasquatch wrote:I like the Crosby.

I have a Crosby but I wouldn't sell it. It's my new favorite pipe.

I like your pipes Wayne.

wdteipen wrote:
I have a Crosby but I wouldn't sell it. It's my new favorite pipe.

Bing or John?

e Markle wrote:

wdteipen wrote:
I have a Crosby but I wouldn't sell it. It's my new favorite pipe.

Bing or John?

The singing and dancing one. You know......John.

Very nice work Wayne. Is the first one a reverse calabash system or standard tenon?

Brian.

Growley wrote:Very nice work Wayne. Is the first one a reverse calabash system or standard tenon?

Brian.

Standard tenon but I'll have to try the reverse calabash on this style at some point. Folks keep asking me if it has one.

Thanks for the kind words everyone.