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  1. tobakenist

    Picture = 1,000 Words

    A Peterson Lover Like Me.
  2. tobakenist

    Falcon Success, Finally!

    You can get all parts for Falcons, there is a washer that seals them, just buy a few and you are good for many Years, I don't and have never worked for Falcon, just love them, still have a bowl or few in them, American invention but also made in my country, the UK, many firms copied but non ever...
  3. tobakenist

    What is a "Pipe Club"

    I was a member of the International Peterson Pipe Club that was just a online club, it once had thousands of members all over the world, nobody wanted to take on the running of it after the deaths of the 2 founding members, Chuck Wilson and Jim Lilly. I am also a member of the London Pipe Club...
  4. tobakenist

    Falcon Success, Finally!

    I'M a fan of Falcons, they were great in my day's of Rock and Mountain Climbing, light weight and indestructible, well I never bent or broke one, still in my collection and over 50yrs old now, I cleaned them up a couple of months ago and look brand new, I have other metal pipes as well, couple...
  5. tobakenist

    General Corn Cob Pipe

    Just saw the bottom off and it would be a standard MM.
  6. tobakenist

    Got a Tom Spanu pipe

    What a Beautiful Pipe, I collect freehands so I know how lucky you are. Enjoy. puffy
  7. tobakenist

    I've Lurked a While!

    Send me all of your pipes and Tobacco and I won't call you a creeper. :)
  8. tobakenist

    Smoking Habits

    I don't do Habits, just Addiction.
  9. tobakenist

    What is Your Lighter of Choice?

    Nowadays a Zippo with a Zippo Butane insert, best from over 50yrs of Pipe Smoking, tried everything over the years, nothing lasts as long as a Zippo, not even matches, done them for years, crap in English weather.
  10. tobakenist

    My New Savinelli: The Onda Sandblasted 622 KS

    KS is my insulas.
  11. tobakenist

    Stem Cleaning.

    99% Alcohol sort's it.
  12. tobakenist

    Cobs

    I have only started to smoke Cob's last year, they are great and every time I order my tobacco online here in the UK I order a Cob with it, they are cheap but are a great smoke, I have about 10 in my collection and love them.
  13. tobakenist

    Salivating When Clenching

    This is why Peterson invented a System Pipe, also Falcon pipes works with wet smoking plus other makes deal with it, I have a wet mouth but don't clench, if I don't use a system pipe I sit and always make sure that I tilt the pipe upwards, I have been smoking a pipe since the 60's and have...
  14. tobakenist

    Broken Pipe Jack Savlan

    Very Very Sorry, RIP.
  15. tobakenist

    Anyone recognize this brand?

    It's a Pipe.
  16. tobakenist

    How do you Hold your Pipe?

    Both hands and left and right and centre of my teeth and between my toes, doesn't matter what toes, the only place I don't is, trying to be polite, under my coaxes and before my sack. :oops:
  17. tobakenist

    Factory Pipes

    Most Pipes are Factory Made, Petersons are, and many are, nothing wrong with them.
  18. tobakenist

    Learned a Valuable Lesson Today

    Your obviously a wet smoker like me, I learnt that lesson in the late 60's, I also taught myself to smoke non system pipes, just make sure that the bottom of the bowl is higher than the tip of the stem, I love my Peterson Systems but also all of my Peterson non Systems, I also collect Freehands...
  19. tobakenist

    Garage Sale Rossi

    Very nice find, you should send your family out more often.
  20. tobakenist

    Why Did I Start Smoking a Pipe?

    Being a rock climber and a mountain climber in the early 70's right to, 1995 when I had a back injury at work, 3 operations, in those day's the only way to keep hands warm, light up my pipe, look back to early mountaineers, they all had a pipe.
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