Does Anyone Have A Copy Of This Booklet On Blending Your Own Pipe Tobacco From John Middleton; Pub 1937 ?

[drrock]

 

[drrock]

 

[drrock]

 

[drrock]

 

[stokesdale]

I don't have that particular booklet, but a number of years ago I bought this John Middleton Blending chest on eBay
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That sounds a lot like what Brother Maynard has with the Book of Armaments

 

[briarbuck]

Have you done a quick search on scribed.com ?

I have at a few places. Nothing available or has sold recently that I can see.

 

[sandollars]

@drrock Thanks so much for sharing that!

I have blending box envy.... What a great find!

 

[shermnatman]

The chest contained a similar booklet plus jars of various tobaccos (which had a tax stamp dated 1926)

@drrock - While this is a different booklet and different internal content, you Sir, are awesome for posting this other booklet; which is quite interesting and helpful nonetheless. Thank you.

I only have seen these two pages from the booklet I am looking to read.

Here's a look:
- Sherm Natman

 

[mingc]

I don't have that particular booklet, but a number of years ago I bought this John Middleton Blending chest on eBay

That's really cool! Did you smoke its contents?

 

[sandollars]

This is a 1st edition hardcover All by Milton M. Sherman that has a chapter on blending. Since it's out of production, I am reasonably sure it would be okay to share if anyone has interest.

 

[cosmicfolklore]

Ha ha, but it would be interesting whether this pamphlet is as long as the thread title.

This is a 1st edition hardcover All by Milton M. Sherman that has a chapter on blending. Since it's out of production, I am reasonably sure it would be okay to share if anyone has interest.
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I would love to read it, maybe scan to a dropbox folder that you make open, so that everyone can view it.
I think Al did this once with a few magazines.

 

[sandollars]

Ha ha, but it would be interesting whether this pamphlet is as long as the thread title.

I would love to read it, maybe scan to a dropbox folder that you make open, so that everyone can view it.
I think Al did this once with a few magazines.

Let me see what I can do.

 

[sandollars]

 

[shermnatman]

Let me see what I can do.

You do quite well, Sir; thank you for scanning and posting a most interesting read. - Sherm Natman