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fishnbanjo

fishnbanjo

Lifer
Feb 27, 2013
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This is the last Calabash by JT Cooke I have and it is one of my favorites.Smaller than the previous two and is a delight to look at and smoke.
The main body has that craggy rustication JT is famous for a nod the cap is done smooth which makes a striking combination and if that isn't enough the stem is tortoise shell in appearance. Keeping it smokey with some Esoterica Tilbury.

banjo
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fishnbanjo

fishnbanjo

Lifer
Feb 27, 2013
3,030
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No, I keep being asked to show my pipe collection and there's no way I could take one photo and have it do justice to the pipes I own nor would anyone actually be able to know what they are looking at. I am filling them up one at a time and smoking them, consider me nothing more as part of the landscape.

banjo

 
grouchydog

grouchydog

Can't Leave
Oct 16, 2013
413
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I rather enjoy the selfies - gives a good perspective on the size of the pipe.
I LIKE that one - is the cap a different hardwood, or part of the briar?

 
fishnbanjo

fishnbanjo

Lifer
Feb 27, 2013
3,030
63
It all the same briar grouchydog and it certainly is very pleasing to the eye and a great smoker.

banjo

 
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