Dating back as far as the marque's 1947 catalogue, Peterson's Junior series consisted of smaller, lightweight briars, appearing alongside their Calabash and Belgique shapes — then known as the Lightweight line. Unlike that series' decidedly French shaping though, the Junior series was resolutely of the English shape chart classic, with Billiards, Princes, Apples and more on offer.

Peterson has now revived the Junior line, this time around consisting of — for the first time in recent memory — a roster of 15 entirely new shapes. Unified, as was the original, by their smaller stature and classic shaping, these 15 new models nod to the slender silhouettes of early-to-mid 20th century pipe design. Finished in either Peterson’s traditional, craggy rustication with a bright nickel band or their more traditional Ebony, Terracotta, Heritage and sandblasted finishes with band of shining sterling silver — each pipe is topped with a classic fishtail stem of jet-black ebonite.