The limited edition Graham Bell pipes have been created and manufactured to commemorate the
centenary of the passing of Alexander Graham Bell and to inform about his most famous
invention, the telephone.
The Graham Bell pipe is a Stand-up Quaint shape in Group 4 (4), with the pipe bowl reminiscent
of the shape of the earpiece of an early telephone. It is fitted with an engraved Sterling silver band
and each pipe is accompanied by a solid, Sterling Silver tamper showing in finest detail an early
telephone.
The highly collectable Graham Bell pipes & tampers are presented in a prestigious leather-bound
book and come with a numbered and hand-signed limited edition certificate.

This series is strictly limited to world-wide only 100 pipes:
- 25 pipes in Bruyere
- 25 pipes in Cumberland
- 25 pipes in Chestnut
- 25 pipes in Shell Briar

The No.1 editions are, as always, not for sale and will be kept in our White Spot archive.

Subject Homage to Alexander Graham Bell (100 years of his death in 1922) and to his chief invention, the telephone.

Quaint is a general term for a non-standard shape

Stand-up model - the pipe bowl imitates the shape of the earpiece of an early telephone Finishes - Bruyere: smooth, mahogany colour, Vulcanite mouthpiece - Chestnut: smooth, brown colour, Cumberland mouthpiece - Cumberland: sandblast, brown colour, Cumberland mouthpiece - Shell Briar: sandblast, black, Vulcanite mouthpiece

Saddle mouthpieces, individually cut, shaped, and finished for each single pipe.

Size Gp.4 – medium to large size

Precious metal bands - Sterling Silver = 92.5% pure silver

- 10mm band, engraved with GRAHAM BELL 1922 2022 Tamper - fine interpretation of an early telephone in solid Sterling silver

- Height approximately 70 mm

- Weight approximately 22 grams

Prestigious leather-bound book