Boswell

[danboston]

Excellent. I keep most of my pictures on there.

 

[unclearthur]

Nice pipes! BTW you could be a brother to a friend of mine who is originally from the East Coast that now lives in Minneapolis .

 

[pstlpkr]

Cool shades, cool pipe, cool bow tie....

You're alright in my book.

I hear the ladies love a bow tie.
Oh yeah... forgot to mention that "low drag" haircut.
Great pipe!

 

[danboston]

Thanks for the compliments. Always nice to get those

 

[bubbadreier]

I really like the look of those jumbo pipes!

 

[danboston]

The first two Jumbos are great, nice size bowl, good for a long smoke (Ideally while I play a game or watch a show). The 3rd one I use for driving around and walking out and about. The jumbo's are a bit big for the drive.

 

[pstlpkr]

Dan....

Are they good clinchers?

 

[danboston]

Assuming you mean do they stay between the teeth, and I would have to say absolutely. There is a nice lip at the end of the stem to help you keep hold.

 

[fredvegas]

I have a rugby match in Chambersburg next weekend, so I'm definitely going to have to go to their B&M store afterward.

 

[danboston]

I have yet to get a chance to visit the actual store, but I hope to someday next year. Maybe a weekend get away.

 

[buck67]

Hey, that first picture reminds me of pipetrucker. Maybe it's the bowtie...

Good pictures, looks like you are enjoying those pipes.

 

[lvnwrth]

It's been awhile since anybody posted here. Don't know if anyone's still talking about Boswell pipes. I live near Chambersburg and love the way Boswell pipes smoke. I wish I loved the way they looked.
I know it's an artistic thing for them, and JM and Dan both like to put a rusticated swatch or pattern on almost every pipe they make. If not, they flute the bowl. They make very few pipes with just a smooth, more traditional finish. And I'm a smooth, traditional finish kind of guy.