That looks a bit like celluloid but then again I'm used to large chunks of ivory on pipes. Could be the real thing though.我也有一个象牙镶嵌的卡斯特罗
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Hard to tell, but my wishful thinking detects what could be the Schreger lines.That looks a bit like celluloid but then again I'm used to large chunks of ivory on pipes. Could be the real thing though.
haha, i just show it, when I looked at this page, I found it by looking at my pipe.That looks a bit like celluloid but then again I'm used to large chunks of ivory on pipes. Could be the real thing though.
Sorry, I do not understand ?haha, i just show it, when I looked at this page, I found it by looking at my pipe.
My English is not good, I mean, I found this page, and after reading the content, I found my castello is different from others, so I sent the photo here to show it.As far as I know, castello only used ivory and plastic decorative stemsSorry, I do not understand ?
OK> Yhank you !My English is not good, I mean, I found this page, and after reading the content, I found my castello is different from others, so I sent the photo here to show it.As far as I know, castello only used ivory and plastic decorative stems
I ended up with 15 of his. Never met a kinder fellow.Thank you for sharing ; triple wonderful and more .
I posted my one ( unsmoked ) BW in this thread :
Losing Track of your Pipes :: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
By the way, the Peterson Belgique is a nice little pipe. I have the rusticated version, and for a short smoke, or a longer smoke with flake, plug, or rope, and for sampling or testing extra strong tobacco, it's just the ticket. Most pipes are of a size to be misplaced without some attention to...pipesmagazine.com