A quasi, freehand Dublin piece. Very comfortable in the hand.
The Helix. A pipe that is somewhat coveted by good friend, Art Ruppelt, of Ming-Kahuna fame.
The Bishop. What appears to be a briar military mount, isn't. Just a clever carve by Trever.
Bamboo #1
Ibex #2. Pictures do not even come close to showing all the magical parallax shifts that Trever employed in this design.
The Shoggoth. The one and only pipe that has ever caused me to get pulled over by a law enforcement officer. I was in the parking lot of Buger King in Centerville, Texas just puffing away.  The local Sheriff knocked on my window... and wanted to know where I bought the pipe!
The Gaffer.
Doctor Armitage. A very graceful and flowing pipe. If you laid a French curve along side any part of it you would find perfect matches.
The Nagina. You're not going to believe me. This pipe weighs less than .9 ounces...
And now... The Larch.
For some silly reason, Trever named this pipe "Classic #1".According to Trever, it was neither the first, nor classic.