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  1. vates

    Show Us Your Savinelli Pipes!

    My first Savinelli is on its way. I was originally in for Tundra series pipe (either 122 or 320) but accidentally saw this (unsmoked!) Moka 122 and just couldn't resist. There's not much info about Moka series. I know it was discontinued at least 15 years ago. Also, some posts on this Forum...
  2. vates

    Dunhill WWI Campaign Pipe

    Looks like BBB to me.
  3. vates

    Happy 80th Birthday To Tom & Jerry.

    Agree. Moreover, it's a shame that some of the shorts are now found "inappropriate for the intended audiences" and are censored from the public broadcast and even DVD-collections. O tempora, o mores! Glad I had an opportunity to watch all of them back in my childhood :)
  4. vates

    Piping Pet Peeves

    Actually, smoking a pipe regularly helps taming my pet peeves significantly. I just have to ignore all these annoying little things or else I won't have a good smoke. So it is a therapy of sorts after all.
  5. vates

    Ye Old Analoge Thread

    I do use fountain pens (on a daily basis) and Leuchtturm1917 notebooks. I have plenty of smaller palm-size notebooks scattered in my bags and briefcases wherein I make notes with mechanical pencils and fancier ballpoints (like Pentel Excel) all the time.
  6. vates

    Go To Pipe Tamper

    Very nice. Thanks!
  7. vates

    Go To Pipe Tamper

    I esp. like the one on the right. Can't read the name though. Could you please help?
  8. vates

    Dunhill WWI Campaign Pipe

    ~£6 per pipe is absolutely possible nowadays. Say, in Greece you can buy a smokable briar under EUR9.
  9. vates

    Dunhill WWI Campaign Pipe

    £5 in 1914 is equivalent in purchasing power to about £580.74 in 2020
  10. vates

    Dunhill WWI Campaign Pipe

    Thanks for sharing!
  11. vates

    Fountain Pens

    Exactly. I had severe FPAD about 6 years ago. Now I posses a handful of "big whales" (MB149, Pelikan M1k, Duofold Cent., Omas 360) along with smaller and simpler FPs. Although I hand-wright daily, the only FP in my current "rotation" is Pilot Fermo.
  12. vates

    New Moonshine Pipe

    Lovely pipe! I'm a converted fan of Moonshine pipes as well. They smoke effortlessly and the quality is outstanding. Hopefully, their Briar Works offerings are as good.
  13. vates

    Dr Grabow Viscount- First Restoration

    So. Did it de-ghost?
  14. vates

    Estate Pipes in NYC

    https://www.cigaraficionado.com/article/barclay-rex-celebrating-110-years-in-business
  15. vates

    1979 Peterson 998 Challenge

    Thanks! Will do just that.
  16. vates

    Dunhill WWI Campaign Pipe

    Could you please attach a picture of it?
  17. vates

    1979 Peterson 998 Challenge

    Thanks! Alcohol-dipped bristle cleaner didn't work for me. So maybe I should try soaking the stem in oxyclean first.
  18. vates

    1979 Peterson 998 Challenge

    I mean: is there a tried and tested way to easily clean the p-lip. I though maybe some kind of an abrasive string...
  19. vates

    1979 Peterson 998 Challenge

    Thanks! Is there a trade secret how to clean a p-lip?
  20. vates

    How to Store Pipe Tobacco

    Heat gun ;)
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