I’ve spent years lurking on these forums. My Fermanagh grandfather smoked Falcons, so here I am!
Greetings to Falcon Lovers
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Welcome ... I have two Falcon bowls and two stems. That makes two (or some would say four) pipes
Welcome!
No falcons for me. As a frequent cob smoker, I already have too many hideously ugly pipes in my collection
No falcons for me. As a frequent cob smoker, I already have too many hideously ugly pipes in my collection
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Oh come on, they are nuclear age design at its finest!Welcome!
No falcons for me. As a frequent cob smoker, I already have too many hideously ugly pipes in my collection
welcome! ?
I recently bought my first Falcon, though I have pipes from forty years ago. It's a fine, no-nonsense, light weight little cooker. Just what you need.
Welcome from the Central Coast of California! Ask any question, make any observation….
You can put your location in your Profile—(please!—because people will forget!) and which will save questions in the future as to where you live when you later mention local stores, weather, tobacco prices, availability, regulations, location of photos, etc., etc..
Under your avatar, (top right, left most of three symbols) you choose "Account Details", which brings up "My Account". "My Location" is halfway down. Whatever you're comfortable with- town, city, county, state.
You can put your location in your Profile—(please!—because people will forget!) and which will save questions in the future as to where you live when you later mention local stores, weather, tobacco prices, availability, regulations, location of photos, etc., etc..
Under your avatar, (top right, left most of three symbols) you choose "Account Details", which brings up "My Account". "My Location" is halfway down. Whatever you're comfortable with- town, city, county, state.
Be welcome Sir,and have my best greets from Finland-EU
(ps, I have reason to believe those Falcon pipes may still have demand ,especially among pipesmokers' in United Kingdom
(ps, I have reason to believe those Falcon pipes may still have demand ,especially among pipesmokers' in United Kingdom
Another pipe related forum, that I post on, has it's pipe of the year as a meer Falcoln bowl.
Welcome! Love my Falcon, too. It's my go to St. Bruno burner. Just seems right!
Thanks for the welcome. Seven bowls and three straight stems. Actually I find they are consistently better smokers than my higher end briars.
Thanks for the welcome.I don't think Falcons are ugly! They look positively classy next to my Nash Rambler station wagon.Welcome!
No falcons for me. As a frequent cob smoker, I already have too many hideously ugly pipes in my collection
Thanks for the welcome. My Ulster grandfather smoked one pipe until he wore it out. Most codgers did back then for economic reasons. You can abuse a falcon with souring the heal. Falcons provide very fond memories for me.
Thanks. I AMA complete Luddite with this iPad and with computers in general so any tips or tutorials on how to use this site are appreciated.
Thanks. I smoke the Cosmic mixture. Stokkebye LTF/LNF almost exclusively in my Falcons. Scandinavian tobacco rules!
Greetings from Minneapolis, Minnesota.
I been looking at the Falcon pipes lately. Inexpensive, seems like they’d smoke fairly well too.
My neighbor smoked Falcons back in the 60’s/70’s. Always though they had an interesting look.
I been looking at the Falcon pipes lately. Inexpensive, seems like they’d smoke fairly well too.
My neighbor smoked Falcons back in the 60’s/70’s. Always though they had an interesting look.
Welcome from The Great State of TEXAS. I recently picked up a Falcon FD 19 at an estate I attended. It has a blue bowl and I like the way it breaks down for cleaning. I cleaned it up and gave it a whirl, nice smoking pipe if you ask me just kind of garish looking pipe with all the swirling metal shank and the bright blue bowl.
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