One auction went above my comfort level so I threw a $30 bid at a simple restoration piece and won. I've never seen nor owned one with a half saddle stem.
Just To See If I Could
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Nice pipe at a good price.
I have one half saddle. It was made by Timothy Hynick.
I have one half saddle. It was made by Timothy Hynick.
Nice catch. I'll be interested to see the after picture on that one. You've got the magic for those stems.
I'll have the little guy shining like new.?
I missed out on a Bruce Weaver and the buying compulsion needed an outlet. It's only going to be a display piece once it's cleaned up.I thought you quit 904's...
I saw that and thought about your previous collection. It went to the right home, knowing that you'll bring it back to its former glory.
Nah just needed to blow off some steam. Lost the Weaver by $10. They're really too small to smoke.
Time to put @cramptholomew back to work then if its to small to smoke.
He's got 12 more to make for me but I usually buy small pipes I like just to look at. My smoking collection starts with chamber depths of 2 inches and goes up from there.
Nah, mine are two annual pieces to complete my Halloween and Santa sets, a memorial pipe that's he's trying to perfect, and a luna moth pipe that he's sourcing glow in the dark rod stock for.
@Chasing Embers Are you going to encase it in resin and turn it into a neat paper weight? Love your Tommy Lighter by the way!
Weird how I got that one. Trench lighters came up some time ago and that little Bower's came unused as lagniappe to an ebay pipe win.
They come in compact sizes I've got a spiral one in storage about the diameter of a basketball.
Dunhill magnums are big, but fall just short of the mark.
Sometimes all a pipe needs is a little TLC. Well done sir.