Aristocob Missouri Meerschaum Corn Cob Pipe Blog

Whenever I have the time or the inclination to smoke a larger bowl, more times than not I'm still reaching for a Country Gentleman. It's a filtered pipe (which I smoke without a filter) and it features a hardwood plug to prevent burn-out. Years ago Missouri Meerschaum produced the Country Gent without the plug, and I lobbied hard for them to add the feature, not only because it was a great feature, but because similar pipes in their range, like the Diplomat were priced the same and featured a plug. Here's a link to the Bent Missouri Meerschaum Country Gentleman Corn Cob Pipe Note that this is a link to an Amazon listing of a product and is not coming from Aristocob.com, which is our old, retired site.

P.S. I just searched my old gmail inbox and found that very conversation from 2010! Here's a screenshot. Click the pic to Biggie-Size it. Wnat to see more? Ok, here's a now private video where I gave a plug for the plug! https://youtu.be/3xb1Gjx38So

Looking for other styles and sizes? See all the Missouri Meerschaum pipes on Amazon: https://amzn.to/4ngiivi

I have to admit that when Missouri Meerschaum introduced their first "nose warmers" that I just didn't get them. In my mind, one of the reasons pipes were shaped the way they were was to keep the smoldering embers and second hand smoke away from my face, so my initial reaction to these was I wasn't going to offer them on the old Aristocob site. But then, I smoked one... and now it's a favorite! it's a nice, light clench-able pipe with just enough storage capacity for my 25 minute commute home from work.

The "Little Devil Cutty" is slightly different thank the Devil Anse Acorn in that it has a flat bottom. This is handy if you need to rest the pipe while performing a task. Get your own Missouri Meerschaum Cutty Nose Warmer at this link.

Note that this is an affiliate link, and that the pipe is being sold and shipped by Amazon, since we have retired our old website. Scott

Looking for other styles and sizes? See all the Missouri Meerschaum pipes on Amazon: https://amzn.to/4ngiivi

So, what's this all about?

I'm a huge fan of the Aristocob pipe and am always on the look-out for new and used pipes and new corn cob liners.

I decided that whenever I find one for sale on eBay or elsewhere on the web that I'd start to build a database of the items and the final price. You will see as I did, that the prices have very little to do with the pipe's value! Some very nice Aristocob pipes have been sold for less than $10, and some awful pipes have sold for more than $40!

If you see no final price listed it may be because it's an active listing, so click the link and feel free to bid. Good luck!

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Scott

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