Question: Savinelli Extra Lumberman - 'new' estate pipe?

[Tyke Piper]

Good afternoon from cold but sunny England,

Just received an estate pipe from ebay, a Savinelli Extra Lumberman (I've added some images for information). It's in excellent condition, no pungent aroma, very clean, bowl appears very well reamed & cleaned or it's just lightly used.

Assuming it smokes well (just about to try) it could be a bargain at only £40 which is about $50 U.S. or €47

The listing stated it was from the '70s. Other than that, I have absolutely no idea as to it's history, actual age, the 'Extra' line etc.

Could any of you fine gents shed any light on this pipe, or at least the history, pricing etc., of the Savinelli Extra line of pipes?

Thanks in advance

 

[Hillcrest]

 

[canucklehead]

I have a Savinelli Extra 507 bulldog with the brushed finish, I bought it as a very well used estate pipe for about $8 and cleaned it and continued to well use it. It was shiny and black originally. Good smoking pipe.


The stem on your pipe appears oddly small in one of the pictures, is it a replacement?

 

[Hillcrest]

The stem on your pipe appears oddly small in one of the pictures, is it a replacement?

or loose and reversed (upside down) ?

 

[Tyke Piper]

...The stem on your pipe appears oddly small in one of the pictures, is it a replacement?

It could be...but it was slightly misaligned on the pics. Here's another with it correctly placed. The pipe is just over 180mm in length so can't imagine the stem being much longer originally.

 

[Tyke Piper]

or loose and reversed (upside down) ?

Unsure, as the stem appears uniform both ways. It is vulcanite, although in pretty decent shape given its apparent age...so could be a replacement

 

[canucklehead]

It could be...but it was slightly misaligned on the pics. Here's another with it correctly placed. The pipe is just over 180mm in length so can't imagine the stem being much longer originally.

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Looks normal in this pic! Nice pipe.

 

[canucklehead]

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[verporchting]

It could be...but it was slightly misaligned on the pics. Here's another with it correctly placed. The pipe is just over 180mm in length so can't imagine the stem being much longer originally.

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My OCD noticed the misalignment on the stem immediately, lol, but it looks original and in great condition in the later photo. Seems like a good deal to me! I’ve never encountered a bad Sav and all mine smoke great. Enjoy!

 

[Hillcrest]

It could be...but it was slightly misaligned on the pics. Here's another with it correctly placed. The pipe is just over 180mm in length so can't imagine the stem being much longer originally.

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For your encouragement with your map and pipe:

Tom Crean: Heroic Explorer and Pipe Smoker | Smokingpipes.com

Tom Crean was an Irish sailor and a member of three major expeditions to Antarctica during the Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration.

www.smokingpipes.com

 

[Tyke Piper]

For your encouragement with your map and pipe:

Tom Crean: Heroic Explorer and Pipe Smoker | Smokingpipes.com

Tom Crean was an Irish sailor and a member of three major expeditions to Antarctica during the Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration.

www.smokingpipes.com

Thanks

 

[metalheadycigarguy]

Nice looking pipe! May it bring you many happy smokes.

 

[Tyke Piper]

Nice looking pipe! May it bring you many happy smokes.

Well, I've just finished my second smoke in it...not only was the pipe in excellent condition (considering its age) but it smokes like a dream

P.S. your avatar of the cut-off denim takes me back to my teens. Reckon I had LP's of most of those bands at the time