Vintage Yello-Bole Add
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I actually found this image as a vintage add for sale on eBay. I just found many more they have for sale.
I do not know this seller nor am I associated with them in any way. Just thought you guys would like to see them.
http://www.ebay.com/sch/Pipes-/4118/i.html?item=251270059331&_dmd=2&_ssn=leix38
I do not know this seller nor am I associated with them in any way. Just thought you guys would like to see them.
http://www.ebay.com/sch/Pipes-/4118/i.html?item=251270059331&_dmd=2&_ssn=leix38
After Petersons, Savenellis, Johs, and a Bari, I finally decided to add some U.S. machine made
pipes. I nearly bought a Yellow Bole, but decided (after an intense investigation!) on a Dr.
Grabow and a Kaywoodie. I think the current Yellow Boles with briar bowls are likely good
pipes, at a third the price of what they would cost if made in Denmark. Are they as good?
I think they're pretty good -- the ones I have smoked, anyway. You can find lemons in any
line of pipes, but a small percent. I think the folks in Sparta, N.C. (Grabow plant) do some
elegant work. It may be an assembly line, but a lot of craftsmanship goes into it.
pipes. I nearly bought a Yellow Bole, but decided (after an intense investigation!) on a Dr.
Grabow and a Kaywoodie. I think the current Yellow Boles with briar bowls are likely good
pipes, at a third the price of what they would cost if made in Denmark. Are they as good?
I think they're pretty good -- the ones I have smoked, anyway. You can find lemons in any
line of pipes, but a small percent. I think the folks in Sparta, N.C. (Grabow plant) do some
elegant work. It may be an assembly line, but a lot of craftsmanship goes into it.
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