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  1. J

    A & C Petersen Tobaccos Still Available?

    Has anybody ordered those blends from overseas tobacco shops? If so, what has your experience been with customs, import duties, etc.?
  2. J

    What Are You Smoking? *February 2013*

    Peretti's Royal Blend in an early Ascorti Business sandblast Dublin.
  3. J

    What Are You Smoking? *February 2013*

    Steven Books For Meerschaum Only in a mid 1960's sandblast Charatan Cavalier.
  4. J

    Supporting a B&M

    fitzy, many thanks. I just called Payless and talked to Ed (real nice guy). He is sending me some Penzance. As a matter of fact, he just emailed me the tracking number. I'm looking forward to trying it after all I've heard about it. Thanks again.
  5. J

    Pipes Made From Antlers

    You can make a pipe bowl out of all kinds of material, but msot probably would smoke horribly. From what is being said here, it sounds like antler is one of those. I'll stick with the three main tried and true materials; briar, meerschaum, corncob and some of the others like cherry, pear and clay.
  6. J

    Time To Admit The Truth

    Harris that's averaging around 13 to 15 posts a day! I always enjoy your posts and those of many others on the forum, including those of some of the new members.
  7. J

    Supporting a B&M

    I agree with what you're saying, hunter185. The two B&M's that I deal with do have a mail order business which they want to expand. They prefer doing it mostly over the phone instead of the internet, so they can have some interaction with the customer. It takes a little more time than clicking...
  8. J

    Time To Admit The Truth

    I think it's better to be addicted to this forum than Facebook like so many people are.
  9. J

    What Are You Smoking? *February 2013*

    Dunhill Early Morning Pipe in a Pre Transition Barling.
  10. J

    Supporting a B&M

    It sure was, Coalsmoke. Being right next to the Yale campus and across the street from the Shubert Theater, where all Broadway plays first started out, I wonder how many famous people went through those doors over the years.
  11. J

    How Often Do You Have to Smoke a New Pipe to Break It In?

    I have always taken my time breaking in a new pipe. I always start with several bowls a quarter full and gradually work my way up to a full bowl. I am a believer in that method as the best way to get a good even cake all the way to the bottom of the bowl and it works that way for me. I always...
  12. J

    Supporting a B&M

    I got an email on my phone at 12:20 this afternoon saying smokingpipes had Penzance in stock. This time I jumped on it real quick and called 4 minutes after getting the message. All gone! Later, I called The Owl Shop in Worcester, MA and ordered four of their blends, Patterson's Mixture...
  13. J

    What Are You Smoking? *February 2013*

    Harkness Tower from The Owl Shop in a GBD Flame Grain saddle billiard.
  14. J

    What Are You Smoking? *February 2013*

    Wessex Burley Slice in a MM Diplomat.
  15. J

    Edward's Coachman

    Unique looking pipe. Here's to many good smokes with it.
  16. J

    10% off at SmokingPipes.com...I Couldn't Resist This...

    Nice looking pipe. There has been a lot of praise of Cavicchi pipes on this forum. Happy smoking!
  17. J

    I Now Have a Good Rotation.

    Nice looking pipes and display. Isn't this fun?
  18. J

    My Latest Rad Davis Commission

    Beautiful pipe, Harris; love the spalted insert. That looks like a very comfortable stem.
  19. J

    Snagged a New Mastro De Paja off Ebay

    Nice looking pipe, Number6. I bought an estate one off Ebay a few months ago and find it to be a great smoking pipe. It gives a dry smoke, similiar to my Ascortis. I prefer vulcanite stems, but can live with an acrylic stem if it's well shaped and on a good smoking pipe.
  20. J

    Boswell Poker On the Way

    Nice looking pipe. Happy smoking! From what I have been seeing on this forum, pokers are more popular than I thought.
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