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smoking the long stems
well it as an estate pipe, are you telling me it's not a Dunhill -
smoking the long stems
ashdigger, that's my question btw, the shank is diamond/oval in shape, if that matters. -
smoking the long stems
Here's the picture... http://pipesmagazine.com/members/atjurhs/album/picture/22541 From the end of the bowl to the end of the shank is 8.5" and the stem is 1.5" long -
smoking the long stems
As I've said in many posts before, in this forum posting pics is a pita. All the other forums that I participate in pics are drag-and-drop. There's really no reason why this forum should not be the same. georged, You are wrong. Just because I don't post a picture, doesn't mean that it never... -
smoking the long stems
lightbriar, my original post clearly stated the pipe is an older Dunhill 10" long Canadian estate; however, I would concur that this same phenomenology would likely be true of a churchwarden. so how/why would those long churchwarden pipes smoke any easier? -
smoking the long stems
Good morning guys, I have an older Dunhill 10" long Canadian estate. I find it very difficult to smoke. Obviously there are pipes out there with much longer stems & shanks than 10". Except for the Frog Morton series (which I would call a medium/coarse ribbon cut, some might disagree), I mostly... -
loss of flavor vs. smoke-ability
Good morning guys, I'm wondering what you all think about the loss of flavor vs. smoke-ability of any given tobacco? If I dry out (by whatever means) any given "clump" of tobacco to the point where it is easily smokeable, how much flavor have I lost? On the other hand if I don't dry out the...- atjurhs
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- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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Looking for a "Classic Virginia"
reporting back... I added to my two Virginian's (GL Pease Union Square and Capstan Gold Cut), McClelland's #22 and 5100 Red Cake, and Samuel Gawith's Full Virginia Flake. Have enjoyed all three of them! Samuel Gawith's and the 5100 Red Cake, have a pretty good nicotine hit. I'll remember that...- atjurhs
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- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Reviews
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LARGE diameter shank & stem pipes
CASTELLO OLD ANTIQUARI Fumed Top Thick Walls Billaird Pipe KK Is this a large shank/stem pipe? it looks like it. It's on eBay right now, and so I might bid on it? -
Looking for a "Classic Virginia"
what's the differences in flavor of the different "colored" Virginians? red, black, yellow, etc..- atjurhs
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- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Reviews
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LARGE diameter shank & stem pipes
whoops, I left out my Rossi 8320, one of my favorite pipes! ssjones, I do like the looks of the Comoys 499 Extraordinaire you pictured! Will have to add him to my list... others? -
LARGE diameter shank & stem pipes
whoops, I left out my Rossi 8320, one of my favorite pipes! ssjones, I do like the looks of the Comoys 499 Extraordinaire you pictured! Will have to add him to my list... others? -
LARGE diameter shank & stem pipes
Hi guys, I really like pipes with a LARGE round diameter shank & stem, like the Chacom King Size Long and the Castello Billard KK and the Castello Bent Pot GG of which I own. What other LARGE diameter shank & stem pipes do you know? Thanks! Todd -
Looking for a "Classic Virginia"
what's the differences in flavor of the different "colored" Virginians? red, black, yellow, etc...- atjurhs
- Post #15
- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Reviews
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Looking for a "Classic Virginia"
So after reading a few reviews I'm thinking to give Samuel Gawith Full Virginia Flake and McClelland's #22 a try. Are these two far apart on the Virgina scale, or somewhat similar. I already enjoy the GL Pease Union Square and Capstan Gold, how do these 4 compare? like to hear your thoughts on...- atjurhs
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- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Reviews
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Looking for a "Classic Virginia"
So after reading a few reviews I'm thinking to give Samuel Gawith Full Virginia Flake and McClelland's #22 a try. Are these two far apart on the Virgina scale, or somewhat similar. I already enjoy the GL Pease Union Square and Capstan Gold, how do these 4 compare? like to hear your thoughts! Todd- atjurhs
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- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Reviews
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Looking for a "Classic Virginia"
Hi guys, I'm looking for what would be considered a "Classic Virginia" The tobaccos the I most often smoke are, in no particular order GL Pease Union Square GL Pease Gas Light Orlik Dark Strong Kentucky Capstan Yellow Flake McClelland Three Oaks McClelland Frog Morton series, all of them...- atjurhs
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- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Reviews
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Open up the Bowl Diameter
jpmcwjr, Posting a picture of a pipe reveals nothing more than the picture of a pipe Here's a url of the pipe, showing a picture http://www.cupojoes.com/erik-stokkebye-4th-generation-pipe-1897-dark-porter-pipe-sandblast/ There's no reason PipesMagazine.com can't make it drag n drop. We... -
Open up the Bowl Diameter
Posting photos to this forum is a pita. All the other forums and social media I use it's as easy as drag and drop, and that's enough about that. -
Open up the Bowl Diameter
well I sat it in near boiling water for several minutes and the stem would not bend, not sure what Stokkebye made this stem from? I've used the boiling water methods on other stems to reshape them, but not on this one. Now she whistles where the stem meets the shank, hopefully that'll go away...