Thanks guys. I just got a notice yesterday the pipe is on the way. It took Paul some extra time to make my vulcanite stem which I am pleased to say he only charged me a nominal fee for doing so.
A New Larrysson Dublin
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I need one of these in my collection love the ring grain. Was this a custom job or one he had in stock?
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Craig, cool man. That Dublin is beautiful. I know you are going to love smoking it. Mine came in just half an hour ago so I put down the pipe I was smoking and loaded up my new pipe. It is smoking brilliantly, cool and dry and it is very comfortable to clench.
Before I lit up I put a fluffy pipe cleaner through and it went to the bottom like butter.
Before I lit up I put a fluffy pipe cleaner through and it went to the bottom like butter.
tom, if he sells all his pipes off his site, he won't need to go to Chicago. He can save himself a ton of dough.
Not sure what pipes Paul is bringing to Chicago, but I understand he's bringing his son, who's showing his new Paulsson line.
Can't wait to have that Dublin in hand! Great to hear yours is smoking well out of the gate, cigrmaster. I hope the mail from England is faster than the mail to Ireland. I mailed a 1980s Peterson 337S supreme to Sallynoggin to be fitted with a stem with a draft that's bigger than a coffee stirrer, unlike the original. It's been two weeks and no updates to tracking in 12 days. Glad I bought the insurance.
Can't wait to have that Dublin in hand! Great to hear yours is smoking well out of the gate, cigrmaster. I hope the mail from England is faster than the mail to Ireland. I mailed a 1980s Peterson 337S supreme to Sallynoggin to be fitted with a stem with a draft that's bigger than a coffee stirrer, unlike the original. It's been two weeks and no updates to tracking in 12 days. Glad I bought the insurance.
craig, that sucks having something lost in the system, I hope it gets squared away soon. That is pretty cool that Paul's son is also a pipe maker, I hope he does well at the show.
I would say that Isaac (Paul's son) would be classed as a budding pipe maker. He still needs a little of my help with the shaping, but I thought he was far enough along to merit his own stamp. He also does a lot of the staining on my own pipes. The amazing thing? Isaac is twelve years old (and the same size as me). It would be safe to say he is the youngest budding pipe maker anywhere. We will both have plenty of pipes to display at the Chicago show.
Paul, a 12 year old pipe maker is pretty cool. I wish him all the best in Chicago. I am sure he will develop into a world class pipe maker sooner rather than later with your tutelage.
Such a great thread, and congrats to the whole family. Topped only by a photo or two of the lads at work.... Please!
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