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Guess The Blend Based on Tin Art
- elessar
- Post #531
- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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Carburetor Pipes?
This one of my Kaywoodie Carburetor pipes (that I smoke, the rest are in restoration backlog). It's a good smoker but no matter how much I fiddle with plugging or not plugging the hole in the bowl I don't really notice much of a difference with the carburetor feature.- elessar
- Post #40
- Forum: Pipe Smoking Basics & Beginner Questions
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Do You Have an Aversion to Bulldogs?
I actually run a sanctuary for bulldog pipes and encourage the sending of all bulldog pipes to this sanctuary where they can be free and be smoked to their hearts content. Yeah I have no aversion. puffy -
Who Else Does This Type of Rustication/Blast?
Agreed. Damnit to hell I'm going to have to buy one of those too... -
Who Else Does This Type of Rustication/Blast?
I certainly see one in my future. Glad to hear they smoke as good as they look. -
Who Else Does This Type of Rustication/Blast?
Interesting. I would not have guessed, but after it was mentioned it certainly seems correct. I have not seen black rusticated meerschaum before. Just great, another type of pipe to "need". puffy -
Hello, All!
Welcome from MN. I too agree in variety. I rarely reach for the same blend twice in a row.- elessar
- Post #4
- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Who Else Does This Type of Rustication/Blast?
Beautiful! That's not a maker I am familiar with, which is exactly what I am looking for. Thank you. -
Who Else Does This Type of Rustication/Blast?
Strangely there are no markings I can see on the stummel. The now closed eBay auction had great pictures and other than the P on the stem there are no markings. I was just watching it because I liked the rustication. -
Who Else Does This Type of Rustication/Blast?
Here is a Joe Case that is on the lighter side but still a very fine rustication. -
Who Else Does This Type of Rustication/Blast?
Who else does this type of Rustication/blast? This seems like an unusual rustication on a Pete as well. I recall seeing a Joe Case egg shape pipe with similar Rustication/blast and I should have bought it when I had the chance. I have looked since and not seen any others by him with similar... -
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What is This Pipe/Too Nice For Basket Pipe?
That looks to be exactly what it is. I don't think I would have ever figured it out lol. The knowledge here never ceases to impress. bdw -
What is This Pipe/Too Nice For Basket Pipe?
Yes sir. Arrived this morning. Did my normal sanitizing, although it was very clean, and will give it a test drive in the am. -
What is This Pipe/Too Nice For Basket Pipe?
This was an eBay find. I bought it because I liked the rusticstion and Cumberland stem. Figured it was a "basket" pipe but was a bit surprised when it arrived. It just seems very very well made. But I can find no other identifying marks other than the BAR R2. And I can't find any definitive... -
What is This Pipe/Too Nice For Basket Pipe?
Lol. That's pretty close to what I paid. -
What is This Pipe/Too Nice For Basket Pipe?
Agreed it definitely has a Sea Rock style to it. This is a style of rusticstion I like. I'm not very familiar with Barclay Rex other than I recognize the name. I will do some digging. -
What is This Pipe/Too Nice For Basket Pipe?
This is a strange one. Seems to be an anonymous basket pipe but at the same time seems too well made to be a basket pipe. It is a vulcanite Cumberland stem. Drilling and fit is near perfect. The stem is even drilled with an ever so slight tapered airway. Anyone have any info on these... -
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Today, January 22, is National Hot Sauce Day
Wife bought me this as a bit of a gag gift knowing my love of hot sauce. Actually pretty good. Excellent on seafood.- elessar
- Post #33
- Forum: Food & Drink