Lost Treasures
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Almost 30 yrs.! Should be pretty well-rested pipes. :D
I like the stems -- sort of a Danish influence.
I like the stems -- sort of a Danish influence.
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Judas Priest, Brad! Those are drop dead gorgeous.
Since you told me about Bill Sargent I've been scouring Topeka for his burners and have only met two people who own a few of them. Bill's been gone for over 25 years but there's still enough folks around here who remember his tobacco shop and, more importantly, remember him as a gentleman with a wonderful sense of humor. (It's really kind of sweet watching their faces soften as they start telling stories about him and his pipes.)
His pipes were expensive thirty years ago - 250 to 300 on average - and Bill specialized in Canadians. (They were his signature items.)
Good on you for getting those two pipes refurb'ed by Mr. Walker. He did a swell job, so enjoy them, pal.
Fnord
Since you told me about Bill Sargent I've been scouring Topeka for his burners and have only met two people who own a few of them. Bill's been gone for over 25 years but there's still enough folks around here who remember his tobacco shop and, more importantly, remember him as a gentleman with a wonderful sense of humor. (It's really kind of sweet watching their faces soften as they start telling stories about him and his pipes.)
His pipes were expensive thirty years ago - 250 to 300 on average - and Bill specialized in Canadians. (They were his signature items.)
Good on you for getting those two pipes refurb'ed by Mr. Walker. He did a swell job, so enjoy them, pal.
Fnord
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