New Pipe Smoker from San Francisco
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There's one other place to smoke that I know in San Francisco--called the cigar bar and grill at 850 Montgomery. It's got a large outdoor patio with heat lamps. It's my preferred place in the city.
So, here are three more pipes from my father's collection:
Let's see if that works!
steven
So, here are three more pipes from my father's collection:
Let's see if that works!
steven
I'm with you, jp. Reminds me a WHOLE lot of that beautiful Comoy lumberman I apparently annoyed people with once back in the 70s when in college! Hairvise, that is one GORRgeous smoker you've got there. Never get rid of it, ever. 
I won't get rid of that one, that's a promise. I really like the unique feel of holding it while smoking. I'll try and photograph the remaining few in the near future, but off the top of my head, there are none that seem as special as that one.
HV
HV
Welcome to the forum! I'm glad to see a new pipe smoker living in California even with the oppressive tobacco laws in that state.
I went to basic training in Alameda in January 1972 and was lucky enough to have three days of liberty in the San Francisco/Oakland area. I will say the San Francisco back then was not the same as it was when I visited back in the mid-80s. You couldn't pay me to go anywhere in California these days.
I went to basic training in Alameda in January 1972 and was lucky enough to have three days of liberty in the San Francisco/Oakland area. I will say the San Francisco back then was not the same as it was when I visited back in the mid-80s. You couldn't pay me to go anywhere in California these days.
Welcome Steven! I’m new here myself. These are a bunch of great guys to post with! Super knowledgeable.
PS: I love that Comoy. I secretly covet them, and have six. Three of them are from the 1930’s from what I’ve been able to ascertain. Great little smokers all.
PS: I love that Comoy. I secretly covet them, and have six. Three of them are from the 1930’s from what I’ve been able to ascertain. Great little smokers all.
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