Earlier today enjoyed some Chatham Manor in a cob. Now enjoying some Peretti Royal in a Tilshead Dublin with black coffee.
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That’s what the girl at the picnic said.
2002 Haddos in a Kaywoodie Natural Burl squat bulldog with 4 hole stinger.
Now smoking G.L. Pease Quiet Nights in my Barling Spigot.
Have a quiet night, gentlemen.
Have a quiet night, gentlemen.
C&D Derringer in a smooth Peterson Kapet XL81S. Delicious! Scotch with two ice cubes.
That's what I call a straight grain. Nice pipe.
First enjoyable bowl in a while, HH Burley Flake in a tomato lattice meer.
Old Speckled Hen. Nice! Haven't had that in a while.
B.C 'library pipe' / E.I over G.I over H.J.I stamped on the ferrule
with marks for London 1889
+ Rattray's ACCOUNTANTS MIXTURE:-
Sandwiched between two other library pipes from some years earlier and some years later:-
1) Clay Churchwarden with green glazed tip by W. Southorn (1850-1900) with a twist in the stem at the point of balance - a style that was popular from c.1850 to c.1880.
2) E.B over W.B stamped on the mount and on the albatross wing bone extension
E.B over W.B without frame - Edward Barling & William Barling, The firm was established in 1812 by Benjamin Barling who entered his first mark in 1815. The style of the firm was changed in 1851 (or before) to Benjamin Barling & Sons. The firm was managed by Edwin Barling and his brother William Barling. In 1955 the firm was converted into a limited liability company as B. Barling & Sons Ltd and became a subsidiary of The Imperial Tobacco Group Ltd, trading from Liverpool. Pipe mounters.
with marks for London 1905
with marks for London 1889
+ Rattray's ACCOUNTANTS MIXTURE:-
Sandwiched between two other library pipes from some years earlier and some years later:-
1) Clay Churchwarden with green glazed tip by W. Southorn (1850-1900) with a twist in the stem at the point of balance - a style that was popular from c.1850 to c.1880.
2) E.B over W.B stamped on the mount and on the albatross wing bone extension
E.B over W.B without frame - Edward Barling & William Barling, The firm was established in 1812 by Benjamin Barling who entered his first mark in 1815. The style of the firm was changed in 1851 (or before) to Benjamin Barling & Sons. The firm was managed by Edwin Barling and his brother William Barling. In 1955 the firm was converted into a limited liability company as B. Barling & Sons Ltd and became a subsidiary of The Imperial Tobacco Group Ltd, trading from Liverpool. Pipe mounters.
with marks for London 1905
KBV Festivus Pudding in a superlight Barling straight grain pot at the new house site.
That is some pipe collection you have. You don’t live stateside, do you?
Both those pictures scream “Art of Manliness “. Very nice.
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