Peterson Donegal Rocky 338 Pipe

Peterson Donegal Rocky 338 is quite compact in terms of overall length, however this bent Billiard shape maintains the signature muscularity and tubular profile that define Peterson’s House Style, the bowl being more cylindrical in shape with a stout, angular transition. Its half bend provides a natural clenching posture for a comfortable, hands-free smoke.

The Donegal Rocky is the first line of rusticated pipes Peterson produced. Since its debut in 1945, its craggy texture and two-toned stain have become synonymous with a Peterson rusticated pipe. Available in a variety of their most popular non-System shapes.

Since Peterson’s inception, they’ve offered a range of specific tiers suited to every customers’ tastes and price requirements. The Classic range represents non-System pipes crafted for the Everyman, unique and timeless designs that capture their House Style and quality craftsmanship at a price any smoker can enjoy. Rather than relegating production to one or two lines, they offer a variety of styles, shapes, and finishes among these entry-level series, including traditional navy mounts (flush-fitting stems), P-Lip mouthpieces, and army mounts.

Measurements in millimetres

• Overall length 136mm
• Bowl height 45mm
• Smoking chamber diameter 18mm
• Weight in grams 40g

About Peterson Pipes

As the oldest continuously operating briar pipe factory in the world,  Peterson have a certain tradition to uphold, a legacy of craftsmanship dating back over 150 years. A Peterson pipe isn’t just a utilitarian tool; it’s a piece of history you can carry with you in your travels, a faithful companion to accompany you through all that life offers.

View our full range of Peterson Pipes here: Peterson Pipes | James Barber Tobacconist (smoke.co.uk)