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Interesting Completed Ebay Auctions - British Pipes
Is was a spectacular show for sure and I watched it with great pleasure and wonder.- orlandofurioso
- Post #4,462
- Forum: British Pipes
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David Cuneo A.K.A. Dmcmtk Has Passed Away.
Welcome back Tom :) You're sorely missed.- orlandofurioso
- Post #36
- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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Picking on Brits a Bit
Actually she is not my type; I prefer darkhaired, chubby girls with immaculate fair skin.- orlandofurioso
- Post #208
- Forum: General Discussion
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Picking on Brits a Bit
Next thread in line will be "Picking on the Dutch" ?- orlandofurioso
- Post #183
- Forum: General Discussion
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Picking on Brits a Bit
That is probably why left-handed (sword)fighters , like myself, are so much dreaded. Makes sense, not ?- orlandofurioso
- Post #176
- Forum: General Discussion
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Picking on Brits a Bit
It is possible that the custom of driving on the left dates back to pre-history and may later have been used as an early road safety measure. At a time when the main danger on the roads was mugging, careful travellers would pass on-coming strangers on the left with their sword arm towards the...- orlandofurioso
- Post #175
- Forum: General Discussion
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Picking on Brits a Bit
Also true, that is actually a fine example of archetypical British humour.- orlandofurioso
- Post #171
- Forum: General Discussion
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Picking on Brits a Bit
That is an odd mediaeval custom, like enjoying lukewarm beer :(- orlandofurioso
- Post #168
- Forum: General Discussion
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My Churchwarden Journey
True True. So I suppose you best not clean them with alcohol. I own a Frido . They're well made pipes and sweet smokers. Real eyecatcher too.- orlandofurioso
- Post #20
- Forum: Pipe Talk
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1920 Amber-stemmed Dunhill Without a White Spot
Will alcohol affect amber ?- orlandofurioso
- Post #39
- Forum: British Pipes
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1920 Amber-stemmed Dunhill Without a White Spot
That is a good one Jesse, will bear it in mind ! Perhaps tape off stem and shank with electricity tape before doing drip, drip, drip ?- orlandofurioso
- Post #37
- Forum: British Pipes
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1920 Amber-stemmed Dunhill Without a White Spot
No, cellulose :)- orlandofurioso
- Post #36
- Forum: British Pipes
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Three English Estates Restored: Before and After
Great job on the retoration, very sweet pipes. I own a BBB with a similar logo; it oozes pre-war quality and charm. They are quite rare; the grain on yours is stunning.- orlandofurioso
- Post #7
- Forum: British Pipes
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Guilty Pleasure
Just tell him they are probably "too old" to be smoked .- orlandofurioso
- Post #8
- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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Guilty Pleasure
Congrats, quite a catch. Hats off to the lady. All of them being my favourites :)- orlandofurioso
- Post #4
- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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David Cuneo A.K.A. Dmcmtk Has Passed Away.
Thank you Jim for the wonderful tribute. He'll be sorely missed by many of us. Farewell David R.I.P.- orlandofurioso
- Post #9
- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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Castello Reg. No.
Could be; I've seen examples with Pezzo Unico in oval but no Castello stamp in script.- orlandofurioso
- Post #20
- Forum: Italian Pipes
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Castello Reg. No.
Thank you, much appreciated. Most helpful and new to me . The seller meanwhile responded; this is an "80s special edition Castello made in vintage style".- orlandofurioso
- Post #18
- Forum: Italian Pipes
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A Thought On Jazz.
Miles, Coltrane, Monk, Bill Evans etc. etc. Is Chet Baker by rights jazz ?- orlandofurioso
- Post #13
- Forum: General Discussion
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Made By Les Wood
Thank you my friend; this takes a little courage :)- orlandofurioso
- Post #14
- Forum: British Pipes