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For Riccardo
For Riccardo Casaro, the world of pipes was a passion before it was a job. He began in 1967 to create what over the years has become Casaro Pipe.
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Second-hand pipes, never smoked
We are very proud to present a new series of pipes that may represent a tempting opportunity for many. These pipes were produced between the 1950s and 1980s and have never been smoked
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A few words about Rodato
The market for broken-in pipes is thriving and very active. We all have a few pipes that have been left aside: we haven't smoked them in a long time and we don't even know why anymore!
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The pipe in Germany
in The Great Book of Pipes, Liebaert and Maya claim that Germany is the European country with the highest percentage of pipe smokers per capita. I don't know if this is true: nevertheless, walking through the streets of any German city with a pipe in your mouth does not attract the curious glances or provoke the laughter of children, as often happens in our part of the world. It is as if the German people are more accustomed to seeing those strange creatures that we pipe smokers are, enveloped in fragrant (or foul-smelling, depending on your taste) clouds and often busy fiddling with pipe cleaners and brushes.
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What are morta pipes?
Bog wood is a semi-fossilised wood that is thousands of years old, usually oak, and dark grey in colour. Most of this wood comes from Irish bogs.
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