[Mister Moo]

Wipe the rims clean with paper towels/spit.

Gently unscrew the stems; if they don't come out pretty easily, do not force anything - it's easy to snap a shank or stem on an old dry pipe. Cloverleaf logo says Kaywoodie - those stems should unscrew counterclockwise. If stuck, call us back.

Clean out (black) inside of stems with bristle pipecleaners dipped in highest proof booze. Everclear is nice but 100proof anything will work. Scour til clean, swab out with fluffy pipecleaner. If stingers (funny aluminum crap on the stem) clean with a toothbrush if grungy.

Lots of ways to clean grunge off the bits. Light rubbing with superfine steel wool works but may need follow-up fine sanding. Stay off of the logos - they'll strip if you abuse them with wool or sandpaper. MircroMesh wet-sanding and polishing cloths (1200-12000) are best if you want to buy a sample set. They clean, polish anything, btw. Finish the outside with a wipe of olive oil, about 1 drop or less per stem.

Get a pipe tool and scrape the bowls clean of obvious grunge; scour out with a looped bristle pipecleaner. Mind not to scrape off the finish on the outside. Booze also removes stink and tar from inside bowl but that gets a little more involved to make sure you don't ruin the finish. Cross that bridge later.

Nice gift, the old mans pipes.