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I don't really know, never counted them, what you see is the bulk of it except for 5 or 6 Meerschaums and the same number of vintage cobs thereabouts.
That pipe was made by the David P. Ehrlich Tobacco Shop in Boston MA, notice the twin bore at the end of the bit, at one time they were a premier tobacconist and now are a mere shadow sadly.
I think fishnbanjo has a good instinct about not counting his pipes. After the first couple of dozen, that's
the best policy. I keep telling myself, no more! Ha-ha-ha. Until the pipe show, the birthday, Christmas,
new pipes online, etc. The well-broken-in ones are still the best. That even carbon coating in the bowl.
the best policy. I keep telling myself, no more! Ha-ha-ha. Until the pipe show, the birthday, Christmas,
new pipes online, etc. The well-broken-in ones are still the best. That even carbon coating in the bowl.
10, 2, and 4 oh wait that's Dr Pepper times. I like them all. I have always been a sucker for interesting pipes, grains, shapes, etc.
fish, great looking pipes. Your collection is amazing. If you really loved us you would show each pipe individually with the stats i.e weight, bowl height, inside bowl width, inside bowl depth, day you bought it, what you smoke in it and of course a great description of the smoking properties. It shouldn't take too much time. :lol:
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