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  1. slrichman

    Presbyterian Mixture

    I agree with Brian that Presbyterian Mixture is an excellent product. I really like it. Another great English is Peterson Wild Atlantic. Highly recommended.
  2. slrichman

    Thom Provost Co-Hosts Radio Show of May 15, 2018

    I really enjoyed hearing Thom, and I always learn from him. I wish him and his family peace in their trying time. Well done, Brian and Kevin!
  3. slrichman

    My Dad's Humidor

    Indeed. I can't wait to get it.
  4. slrichman

    My Dad's Humidor

    This was dad's pipe-tobacco humidor. (He died in 1985.) My brother, who is sending it to me, says it still has tobacco in it. He smoked Captain Black, Granger, and Briggs, among other tobaccos.
  5. slrichman

    Does Anyone Recognize This Pipe?

    UPDATE: I spoke by phone with an employee of Georgetown Tobacco who worked there back then. He told me he consulted with someone else there about the pipe and they could not be sure which of the many houses they dealt with this one came from. Alas. I see Savinelli too.
  6. slrichman

    A Gift from My Father About 50 Years Ago

    I do not save it for special occasions. It's too special for that.
  7. slrichman

    Prince of Wales Bulldog

    The bowl is certainly the biggest I have or among the biggest. My arms aren't large. :)
  8. slrichman

    Does Anyone Recognize This Pipe?

    Thank you!
  9. slrichman

    Prince of Wales Bulldog

    Twenty years ago I bought this bulldog from a fellow pipe-forum member. I recall paying about 20 bucks. After some research today I learned (from Pipedia.org and Pipephil.eu) that it's a GBD sub-brand, Prince of Wales. It says that and "Hand Made" on the shank. The acrylic stem sports the flag...
  10. slrichman

    A Gift from My Father About 50 Years Ago

    A Danish-made Celius Root Knight 13. Billiant smoker!
  11. slrichman

    Does Anyone Recognize This Pipe?

    Nearly 30 years ago I bought this pipe at Georgetown Tobacco in Washington, D.C. It couldn't have cost more than $60. On one side of the shank it says, "Georgetown"; on the other, "Imported Briar." No country of origin is given. The inner rim is beveled. I would like to know who made the pipe. I...
  12. slrichman

    Episode 293

    I was pleased to see how Gene Umberger's story parallels my own. My father gave me a pipe and a pouch of Middleton Cherry Blend when I was about 15 (over 50 years ago) to keep me away from cigarettes. I guess it worked, though I left Cherry Blend a long time ago. Thanks for the interview, Brian...
  13. slrichman

    New Podcast Show

    I'm enjoying it.
  14. slrichman

    Per Jensen of Mac Baren on Radio Show of May 1, 2018

    Kevin, I listened to the interview overnight and thoroughly enjoyed it. Per is fascinating. By the way, my appreciation of Mac Baren products (Navy Flake, Plumcake, and Scottish Blend especially), which I've known about since the 1960s, grows by the day.
  15. slrichman

    A Hobby, Not a Habit

    I wanted to mention that I've started a modest blog, A Hobby, Not a Habit: Meditations on Pipe Smoking. It's at www.hobbynothabit.blog. I hope you'll visit. Thanks. Sheldon
  16. slrichman

    Project Pipe-Making

    My idea for a new TV reality show. A Hobby, Not a Habit: Project Pipe-Making
  17. slrichman

    Italian-made with a Danish touch

    Maybe it's more a Rhodesian.
  18. slrichman

    Italian-made with a Danish touch

    The pipe is very light, and it smokes wonderfully, though I am still breaking it in.
  19. slrichman

    Italian-made with a Danish touch

    My latest is a Molina Appia. I'd say it's a bent apple with a Danish touch. I love it.
  20. slrichman

    A Dunhill Second?

    Thanks for all the help.
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