Consider my package a gift. Don't even worry about pay back. I have plenty of tobacco and more pipes than a sane man should have. (not that I claim sanity)
From 30 pipes to no pipes.
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I shall get pictures when I get home from work. This I can promise you. I'm still going to keep all the addresses... You know, just in case I do come into some extra money.
Don't worry about me unless you win the lottery. In such a case, my lawyer will be contacting you....
Oi...I just read this thread, and went through the range of shock and horror at the loss of your pipes to that big warm fuzzy feeling that everyone stepped up instantly for you, misterrogers. Good folks here, I applaud you all. :clap:
As promised, pictures. Lots and lots of pictures. They are numbered, so that you can call out which pipe you sent.
My friend bought me this one. He owns the sister pipe of this one. They are almost the exact same pipe, except the grain are on reverse sides. It smokes like a charm. The bowl was carved by Stephen Anderson almost 30 years ago. For some reason, it was put on the shelf, and never finished. Stephen passed away in 2009, but his wife still keeps the shop up. She recently found the two bowls, and finished them.
I bought these two pipes. The bottom is an estate pipe from Pipes and Pleasures, the store mentioned above. The other is Crown.
An Uncle Arthur. I plan to try Shortcut to Mushroom in it this weekend.
The two corncobs. I remember that Uncle Arthur sent the stem for number one.
These are some of the first pipes to arrive.
I know that I bought several estate pipes off eBay, and these may be some of them.
Again, I think many of these are from eBay, and not from the forums.
Not sure about these two either.
I got these two of Etsy. I thought they looked wonderful.
I know these three were sent by one person.
My mums favorite by far. I told her she can't touch it, or she might throw it out. She didn't think it was funny.
This little fellow was hiding in my pocket. Not sure if he was a gift or a buy.
My friend bought me this one. He owns the sister pipe of this one. They are almost the exact same pipe, except the grain are on reverse sides. It smokes like a charm. The bowl was carved by Stephen Anderson almost 30 years ago. For some reason, it was put on the shelf, and never finished. Stephen passed away in 2009, but his wife still keeps the shop up. She recently found the two bowls, and finished them.
I bought these two pipes. The bottom is an estate pipe from Pipes and Pleasures, the store mentioned above. The other is Crown.
An Uncle Arthur. I plan to try Shortcut to Mushroom in it this weekend.
The two corncobs. I remember that Uncle Arthur sent the stem for number one.
These are some of the first pipes to arrive.
I know that I bought several estate pipes off eBay, and these may be some of them.
Again, I think many of these are from eBay, and not from the forums.
Not sure about these two either.
I got these two of Etsy. I thought they looked wonderful.
I know these three were sent by one person.
My mums favorite by far. I told her she can't touch it, or she might throw it out. She didn't think it was funny.
This little fellow was hiding in my pocket. Not sure if he was a gift or a buy.
WOW! Glad to see the pics. You have some very nice pipes there. Hope you enjoy number 11. :wink:
Very nice misterrogers! Definitely a great replacement collection and I'm sure you'll get a lot of smoking enjoyment from them all. Your mum has good taste, btw. :laughat:
Smoke in good health!
Smoke in good health!
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