Checked out some pipe-related books from the library today

[pointlineplane]

Was pleasantly surprised to discover that the library network where I live has so many books about pipes. Accordingly, I checked them all out.

Of the books from today's literary haul, the first one I ended up opening and reading was The Perfect Pipe by H. Paul Jeffers. So far, I'm really enjoy his writing, especially the warm enjoyment and loyal company of pipes and pipe-smoking that comes through.

 

[fireground_piper]

The Perfect Pipe is a nice read. It was my first pipe book as well.

 

[jguss]

Nice assortment. The Elwa book in particular is deservedly well known.

 

[JoburgB2]

Nice assortment. The Elwa book in particular is deservedly well known.

I am sure that is just a typo error. So forgive me in pointing out it is Ehwa. Carl Ehwa, Jr. A master blender and one of the founders of McClelland. How lucky you are indeed to have that book in your local library network! Astounding!

 

[sablebrush52]

Very nice assortment. I have these and a number of others in my personal library. Great resources to have.

 

[jguss]

I am sure that is just a typo error

Yes, a case of speed over accuracy. Clearly I need to retain a copy editor to review my posts, unless AI is available in which case I can dispense entirely with the tedious work of composition.