Where To Find My Pipes
Currently I have four dealers, and another two should be added within the next year. Some of my dealers have websites; others do not. If a dealer has a website, a link is provided (although they may not have all my pipes listed.)
The Piperack is my first and largest dealer, and they handle the vast majority of my pieces. You can search their website using the search function, (just type in "Lindner"), they have great customer service, they ship all over the world and will take great care of you! You can reach them on the web at www.thepiperack.com or toll-free at (800) 670-PIPE.
The Tinderbox in Mesa, Arizona, is run by Paul Buza and a capable staff of pipe junkies. Their website, PipesHighGrade.com, has a searchable website with a dropdown menu - just look for "Lindner". Tinderbox Mesa usually keeps between six and eight of my pieces in stock at any given time. You can reach them on the web at www.pipeshighgrade.com or toll-free at (800) 962-3160.
Scandanavian Pipes, based in Sweden, is run by Per Billhall. Per is one of the most knowledgeable men in the business and is also one of the nicest. His website has easy navigation and Per can ship pipes anywhere in the world. You can reach him on the web at www.scandpipes.com or via telephone at +46 31 685 869. Per speaks perfect English, but remember that he's six hours ahead of Eastern Time!
Sherlock's Haven, in San Francisco, California, is an institution of the business. Owned and operated by Marty Pulvers - one of the pillars of the pipe world - Sherlock's Haven is a must-see when visiting California. You can reach them on the web at www.sherlocks-haven.com or via telephone at (415) 362-1405. They usually keep a number of pieces in stock, so give them a call and see what they have!
Coming Soon
Smoker's Haven is a shop in Columbus, Ohio, run by the very affable Premal Chheda. He will be coming online as a Lindner Pipes dealer by June, 2006. You can reach Smoker's Haven on the web at www.smokershaven.com.
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