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Empty tins ....
I used to toss mine, but my daughter-in-law found that people will pay money for them in yard sales and flea markets. I have no idea why. But I guess folks want them for some reason. My granddaughters made a survival kit that fits in a 200 gram tin. But you can only make some many of...- topd
- Post #10
- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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Balkan Sobranie 50g and a few Esoterica's back in stock at Smoking Pipes
I see.... To late. I need to check my Email more often.- topd
- Post #5
- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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What are You Smoking? November, 2012
HH Old Dark Fired in a Dunhill- topd
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- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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Dunhill 4103
Ha! Just because LSU beat the Hogs last week doesn't mean it's to pretty for here CoonAss! HaHaaaaa! I'm smoking HH Old Dark Fired and it's mellow... Such a fine smoke. (Note for our out of the U.S. friends: CoonAss is a sweet term of endearment for our local Cajun 'French' friends in... -
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Dunhill 4103
I won an auction on eBay and the pipe just came home. An '84 Dunhill Cumberland with gold bands. I absolutely fell in love with this pipe when I saw it on-line and had to have it. The color is a light brown matching the Cumberland stem just perfectly. I usually give an estate pipe the royal... -
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Hello...Im a hole.
I could be wrong, but looks like a burn through to me. -
The one that got away!
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Dent removal
I've never tried this on a pipe but it works great for gun stocks. It's the same idea as what eaglerico suggested. Take a wet washcloth and cover the wood, press a hot iron on it over the dent. You know, the iron your mom/wife uses to press your shirts.- topd
- Post #11
- Forum: Pipe Repair and Maintenance
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A Wee Case of Vintage TAD
I think I'd be 'gifting' a pair of my old, aged hunting socks before I'd give away any of those tins!- topd
- Post #19
- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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Flea Market Find
rothnh is right. That little hatchet is used to split lighter'd pine (fatwood) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fatwood at the stove. It only takes a couple slivers to start a fire of hard wood. My grandmother used to have one in the kitchen. I use a draw knife to cleanup hides for tanning... -
USMC Pipe First Smoke
I'm glad he liked it... One to hang onto forever.- topd
- Post #6
- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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Pipe Stand from EJames (pic heavy)
Great Job! What an idea.... Never thought of using old antlers like that. You have the wheels spinning here.... -
Completed Restoration
Good Job. Makes we want to start hitting the flea markets for some good pipes to work on. -
First Peterson
You can never go wrong with a Peterson.- topd
- Post #7
- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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Had a visit with The Old Cajun ! Caught the PAD !
What a great story. I'm envious of you both. Sounds like a good time was had. -
Help dating and analyzing this 4103 Dunhill bamboo
Dunhill did make that very pipe style early in this century (2000). The markings are hard to see in the photo's. I'd have someone look at it though as something doesn't look just right about it. -
Confessions of a addict.....
I believe that your pipe is much older than 20 years..... That packaging and leaflets look to have come from the 70's to me. Welcome to the forums!- topd
- Post #17
- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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Show Us Your Pipe Rack or Cabinet
My mom's old china cabinet. Had to move my lounge chair out of the way to take this second one.- topd
- Post #14
- Forum: Pipes Accessories