I have the bad habit of, when a package arrives from an etailer, of digging out the goodies and carefully stashing them, and tossing the box aside on the basement floor.
'Tother day I decided to start working on that pile of boxes, so I carefully broke them down, sorted through all the paper packaging, and set it aside to recycle.
Today I started collecting the bubble wrap, and what do I find? A baggie with an ounce of tobacco in it, carefully sealed still from the etailer, and labeled "Holiday Mixture" in black marker.
I opened it with some trepidation, assuming that it would be dry as dust, but it was not at all. I jarred it, and then tried to figure out what it was.
After a bit of research, I determined that it must be the Sutliff Match for the old Holiday mixture. I'm enjoying a bowl right now, in an old apple from Campbell's Smoke Shop in East Lansing. I bought this pipe for $10 back in '72 or '73, which was a nice chunk of change, in those days.
The 'baccy ain't bad - it's the sort that I might buy 8 oz of and reach for every now and then.
'Tother day I decided to start working on that pile of boxes, so I carefully broke them down, sorted through all the paper packaging, and set it aside to recycle.
Today I started collecting the bubble wrap, and what do I find? A baggie with an ounce of tobacco in it, carefully sealed still from the etailer, and labeled "Holiday Mixture" in black marker.
I opened it with some trepidation, assuming that it would be dry as dust, but it was not at all. I jarred it, and then tried to figure out what it was.
After a bit of research, I determined that it must be the Sutliff Match for the old Holiday mixture. I'm enjoying a bowl right now, in an old apple from Campbell's Smoke Shop in East Lansing. I bought this pipe for $10 back in '72 or '73, which was a nice chunk of change, in those days.
The 'baccy ain't bad - it's the sort that I might buy 8 oz of and reach for every now and then.







