MM Country Gentleman in a Muletown-new Karl Erik “muscular,” smooth, slightly bent brandy with saddle stem.
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C&D Red Carpet in a Peterson Christmas 69.
MM Great Dane in a 2019 Nording White Rhino Hunting pipe.
A couple more shots of my new Yosef Zehnder artisan pipe. Forgive me; I love this thing. MM American Patriot.
HU Director’s Cut from February 2020 in the PCI Horn Meerschaum carved by Ahmet Govem
Also, earlier it was cigar time: Cult Maduro
Also, earlier it was cigar time: Cult Maduro
On the menu for my commute home was C&D Yorktown loaded in my Ropp J04.
Hope everyone had a great St. Patrick's Day!
Hope everyone had a great St. Patrick's Day!
Some five O'clock Shadow from 2021 in a Peterson St Patrick's Day sandblasted 608. I think once this thing is fully broken in, it's gonna be a nice little smoking machine.
Bi-Polar Express in my Sea Rock paneled billiard.
Yep! That's it right there.
Thank you, Deano - it's a champ. Imp delivers!
Relaxing after a wonderful salad, chicken legs and sugar snap peas dinner with strawberries for dessert. I've a third of a bowl left of year 2014 FVF in a much cherished smooth, brown straight grain three quarter bend 1979 Becker M 4 heart brandy with a black acrylic saddle stem. Community Coffee, neat, is my drink. Spent time after dinner feeding ferals, and cats. And doing some bowl scrubbing on estate pipes. Old pipes can be stubborn about getting clean, or at least as clean as I require them to be before I smoke them. Sort of like some people I know. 
That a Hawkbill ? I really love that shape now. I am a sucker for the ball egg bowl also.
Half and Half in my latest $20 Late Korean War Era hand carved relief polished panel medium bulldog War Finish Marxman Jumbo to break it in for the first smoke it’s ever had.
With a special Bug Tussle welcome to Beagle 20 who sold this rare beauty to me for only twenty bucks!
Earlier Marxman catalogs before the Catastrophe at the Yalu Christmas 1950 have a Pearl Habor era finsh.
The Benchmade and Jumbo were all handmade during and after World War Two.
But when you see a medium Benchmade or Jumbo that obviously looks machine shaped and hand polished and with hand carved relief the shop foreman Lewis Cowan (not Albert) had perfected the one smoke to oxblood umber War Finish.
And for those of you poor souls who doubt, between us chickens there is no Marxman greater than the last ones made at 24 W 27 NYC NY, and none can ever be again.
Ya’ll come back now, ya’hear?
With a special Bug Tussle welcome to Beagle 20 who sold this rare beauty to me for only twenty bucks!
Earlier Marxman catalogs before the Catastrophe at the Yalu Christmas 1950 have a Pearl Habor era finsh.
The Benchmade and Jumbo were all handmade during and after World War Two.
But when you see a medium Benchmade or Jumbo that obviously looks machine shaped and hand polished and with hand carved relief the shop foreman Lewis Cowan (not Albert) had perfected the one smoke to oxblood umber War Finish.
And for those of you poor souls who doubt, between us chickens there is no Marxman greater than the last ones made at 24 W 27 NYC NY, and none can ever be again.
Ya’ll come back now, ya’hear?
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Thanks, man. I didn’t know clenching while smiling was an acquired skill. Haha. I don’t notice much difference between clenching while smiling vs not smiling.
