What You Do When You Decide You No Longer Want Your Churchwarden
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Just a suggestion:
If this is not a joke question.....have a traditional, new stem made for it, to convert the pipe into something more "conventional", and less circuitous.
Frank
NYC
If this is not a joke question.....have a traditional, new stem made for it, to convert the pipe into something more "conventional", and less circuitous.
Frank
NYC
Sorry Frank, I was indeed being facetious, as I have never seen a pipe made like this, especially because it is a factory pipe. If it didn't come from the factory that way, then someone did a decent job re-forming that stem.
mso: I can almost see putting a spit valve on the bottom of the loop in the stem! :crazy:
mso: I can almost see putting a spit valve on the bottom of the loop in the stem! :crazy:
...You sell it to Shiny Pipes. They mark it up to nearly retail. Lie about its condition and PhotoShop the eBay photos.
Google's bringing up a couple other Lorenzos like that. A third pipe has a briar loop and a vulcanite section by the bowl and for the mouthpiece, but says it was made by James Seaman. :puffpipe:
Orley.....I thought so. When I first peep the pic, I said:..."WTF!"....
You're right. That pipe reminds me of a Baroque trumpet.....
Thanks for the laugh.
Frank
NYC
You're right. That pipe reminds me of a Baroque trumpet.....
Thanks for the laugh.
Frank
NYC
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