A faded Synoptic Weather Chart for the morning of Saturday, July 1, 1916 read “Light to moderate breezes between East and North, fair to dull. Some showers and mist.” A […]
Read moreLast May I attended the Chicago Pipe Show, and the first person I saw was an Englishman named Reggie Stevens. Reg lives in Birmingham, England and speaks with the accent […]
Read moreA. Miller Around December of last year, I wrote an article about being 6 months in to a year without tobacco. It was a rough 6 months and honestly the […]
Read moreDr. Michael Garr, Ph. D. aka "Doc Garr" We have lots of anecdotal information about whether pipe smoking is on the increase or decrease. And we have anecdotal information about […]
Read morePipe Collector & Author of several pipe books, Rick Newcombe, in a photo titled “Contemplation” (photo by Xu Hai). Click the photo for a much larger version.
Read moreChain smoking cigarettes is obviously not good for you. Unfortunately, the great majority of the public doesn’t know that a leisurely, occasional luxury smoke, like a cigar or pipe, can […]
Read moreMichael Brennan Smith Bowl coating is probably the pipe world’s biggest controversy. Pipe makers assert that the prudent course to prevent burnout is coating the bowls of their pipes even […]
Read moreA. Miller A few years back Google made headlines for deciding it was going to index the world’s books. Authors and publishers roared over their content being searchable and posted […]
Read moreRuss Ouellette I’ve been absent from Pipes Magazine for a while now. It’s not that I don’t want to write anymore, it’s been a sheer matter of lack of time. […]
Read moreJames Foster In the past year, PipesMagazine.com has broadened it’s horizons by reaching out past just pipes and tobaccos to include other topic areas of interest for the pipe smoker […]
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