If you have a Mastro Geppetto, Are you happy with it?
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I had a Gepetto that I really liked, but I sold it at the columbus pipe show. They are made by Ser Jacopo in Italy. Mine was a really good smoker. It passed a pipe cleaner with ease and had a nice draw.
I sold it for two reasons. 1) It was rusticated and I just don't love rusticated pipes. I have sold all the rusticated pipes I have had and it was the last one I had left. 2) I sold it to raise funds for a Artisan Handmade pipe.
I sold it for two reasons. 1) It was rusticated and I just don't love rusticated pipes. I have sold all the rusticated pipes I have had and it was the last one I had left. 2) I sold it to raise funds for a Artisan Handmade pipe.
I have a Ser Jacopo, but not a Geppetto, but I like the pipe very much. It's a somewhat bent Danish with a square shank
and somewhat "s" shaped shank and stem. The blast finish is somewhat high gloss but breaking in nicely, gaining a little
patina, which I like. I bought it from SP on a steep discount and have been entirely pleased.
and somewhat "s" shaped shank and stem. The blast finish is somewhat high gloss but breaking in nicely, gaining a little
patina, which I like. I bought it from SP on a steep discount and have been entirely pleased.
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