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Horn Churchwarden
Rose
Dublin Ivory
Ice Cream Scoop
King’s Churchwarden
Two-Toned Egg
Elegant Acorn
Offset Dublin
Olive Freehand
Pina Colada
Cradled Dublin
Ridged Freehand
Flaming Acorn
Cobra
Ridgeback Snail 2
Smooth Dublin
Mitch’s Acorn
Extended Acorn
Extended POY
The Cardinal
Elf’s Slipper
Freehand Horn
Tripod
Red Freehand
Horn Freehand
Birdseye Doughnut
Elrond
Elephant’s Foot
Rustic Free
Churchwarden
Volcano
Tortoise Shell Blowfish
Squat Tomato
Two Toned Dublin
The Pickaxe
The Gentleman
The Traveler
Rustic Freehand
Bamboo Brandy Snifter
Black & Brick
Alpine Horn
Standing Sitter
The Phantom
Distressed Dublin
Bamboo Birdseye
Resting Egg
Beer Mug
The Teardrop
Ridgeback Snail
Edwin Pipes 
Very Impressive Kris! Jill was telling me how well the show went and I wanted to see for myself your creativity. Keep up the good work and it will pay off for you.
Thanks, Lisa. The show did go really well.
first became of you this morning on PIpes MAg radio.. Had to check this out.. NIce pipes.. I will have to get one to add to my collection..
Hey Trashdigger, thanks for checking them out. Don’t hesitate to contact me. The ones you see are all available (except the cradeled egg).
Hi Edwin,
A few months ago I purchased your “Standing Sitter” freehand from a well-known pipe seller on eBay and I just wanted to let you know how pleased I am with this piece.
As a fan and collector of 1970’s Danish freehands this design really appealed to me. With its many angles and extended rim, this couldn’t have been an easy shape to execute yet it was done flawlessly. The stemwork is some of the finest I’ve seen and the briar insert is a marvelous touch I wish more makers would utilize. Despite its size, the pipe is surprisingly lightweight and well balanced. The drilling is spot-on with the draught hole terminating perfectly at the bottom dead center of the chamber. Best of all, it smokes wonderfully cool and dry with an effortless open draw. Very nice indeed!
Athough I was unfamiliar with your work, I decided to take a chance and add the Standing Sitter to my collection anyway, it being such a unique and interesting piece. I’m very glad I did and I hope to enjoy a few more of your excellent and beautiful creations before long.
Best,
Dennis Dreyer, Rockville MD
Hi Dennis, Thank you for the kind words about my work. It’s always a great feeling to know collectors and appreciators like my creations enough to purchase them. The Standing Sitter is one I remember very fondly. It sold to a seller at the Chicago Pipe Show and I was a little sorry to see it go. It makes me glad to know she found a good home. Over the months I’ve toyed with the idea of creating something similar but I’ve never found the right briar block to tackle it yet. Would it be okay if I used your comment as a testimonial here and on my social media sites? Again, thanks for the great comment. Happy puffing.
Kris Edwin Barber
Absolutely! Feel free to use my comment wherever you like. I’m glad you saw it and I hope it does some good. It’s a great pipe and often garners favorable comments from those who have seen me smoking it.
Thanks for sharing a little of the pipe’s history. I’m not sure how or why it wound up on eBay as I couldn’t imagine parting with it. Lucky for me it hadn’t been smoked, otherwise the original owner might have thought twice about selling it! 😉