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My First Estate Pipes

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    So ive not been on the forum the last two days as I've been fueling my pad! And what a buzz. Ive not used ebay before and I've aquired 10 or so pipes.
    Two came this morning. Very nice peterson pipes n great condition. So grest I was gonna give one a quick vlean and smoke in my excitement but aftet a quick clean of the stem I discovered an awful stench! So theyre getting a good disinfect and clean first.
    Here's some photos

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    Very nice. I've always like the claasic shapes of Petersons. Good luck with them.

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    Very nice, I especially like the bulldog

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    they look nice your stench is tar in the bit. its the hardest part of the pipe to clean.

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    Very nice, I especially like the bulldog
    +1

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    Vaboatbuilder is it kinda like a sour fruity smell?

    Any tips would be received greatly guys. I've never refurbished a pipe. Christ I've only been smoking 6 weeks lil

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    Hey Seamus, great pipes! When I get a pipe from eBay, I always give it a good cleaning no matter what. Puts my mind at ease, and even if it looks clean I can usually get something out of it...

    Check this link if you haven't yet...

    http://pipesmagazine.com/matchstickman/pipe-smoking/from-stem-to-stern-pipe-stem-restoration-with-no-buffing-wheel-or-power-tools/

    ...and this one to see what is truly possible when restoring...

    http://pipesmagazine.com/forums/topic/nasty-comoys-sandblast-from-the-50s-before-and-after

    ...and finally, if you really end up catching the restoration bug like I have, read this blog...

    https://rebornpipes.wordpress.com/

    Have fun!

    Matt. I'll have my House the same as my metal and my coffee, thanks.
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    Very nice.. love Petes , my favorite pipes!

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    Nice indeed. That bulldog is unusual to me, shapewise. I really like it. What's the model and shape number on the shank?

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    Its a b2 les. Which is a killarny red fishtail. Just finished cleaning and polishing. The silver come up lovely but following photo is on my phone so dont do it justice

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    Awesome Peterson Pipes!

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    Thanks ghost. They really helped

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    Great pair of estate Petes you got! I like them both.

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    Very nice! Have you tried to date the one showing the hallmark date symbols? (perhaps both have them).

    Al
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    Nice looking Petersons Seamusjft. Thanks for posting them up.

    Please do me a favor and review rule #9 here:
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    My First Estate Pipes

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    Very nice looking pipes , they will be great smokers.

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    Kevin I will try my best buddy. I do however suffer from dyslexia which I know don't efrect my capital leter just sometimes I look so hard at the bulk of my post so it makes sense, I miss the small details.
    Anywho (coukdnt help that one) I aint crying about it and I'll do my best. A rule is a rule after all (darn I must be growing up!)

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    Seamus as a father who raised a dyslexia child I know what you are going thru,his Mother helped teach others at the one of the first school in the South in the late 70s, parents had to go and teach, but not their child, he was extremely smart, just saw things backwards, now he is s surgical tec for one of the best surgeons in Huston Texas, don"t be hard on yourself it is what it is and I know you are doing your damn best. The old cajun

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    Thanks old Cajun. I'm cool with it to be honest. I'm lucky enough to live in an age where dyslexia diagnosis was about when I was at school. Also I have some very cool software that helps me out when I need it. I do like to rely more on my brain than the computers though.
    I bet in the 70s it was really hard to deal with? I have a very faint memory of there being a "special stars class" when I started senior school but then dyslexia awareness really took off and it was, rightly, acknowlegged that segregation was not the key. I missed out on said class, thank god! What young teen wants to be a "special star?!
    I also help other sufferers. Mainly in the fishing community at the moment. It's good to give back.

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    Nice pair of Pete's!

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    yea saemusjft i'm with you i had to repeat the fourth to get in to the program here in virgina. Sad part i think i've typed it just fine. at my new job had a funny moment today. im in training with about 40 others. well while reading aloud i read the words "new york" and it just didnt make sence. so i asked severl times with lafter could not get an answer. finly the instructor comes to me and says its "new work" not "new york". lol well it was fun to me.

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    Looks like a nice ebay find. Enjoy your newest acquisitions.

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    That's the only way to be Adam. Have a good ole chuckle about it! It's part of us so no point in fighting

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    that's a great pipe

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    Great pipes. I love my Pete!!!

    “I believe that pipe smoking contributes to a somewhat calm and objective judgement in all human affairs.”
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    Update
    I have fallen in love with this pipe. Its the first Briar of my day (I use my trusty cobs until such time of day where I can relax) in my rotation and I like a bowl of Emp or peterson irish oak. Every bit of effort I invested in this pipe was worth it. Ive not even built cake up in it yet so I have high expectations for what is already my "little boy excited anticipation" pipe of the day.
    What makes this such a great smoke?
    Is it the thick walls of the bowl, the tiny dual lines routed from the outsde, the shape of the stem, the way it sits in my hand or the way it comfortably hangsvfrom ky mouth? Or is it just the pride I have, born of hard work and pacience? Does it even matter? Yes and no I think. It dont drive me mad but it ceryainly giges me something to ponder thats a hell of a nice break from the more stressful of lifes puzzels.
    When I put the nails down, late November '12, I knew I wanted a more pleasant way of smoking. I didnt ever anticipate thst it would change my life! It is indeed a hobby, an introduction to a whole new comnity steeped with camaraderie and a more gentalmanly way of life.

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