Kaywoodie London Made

[crashthegrey]

That's right, Jay. Every London Made was made by Comoy. The Kaywoodie line is also a fantastic pipe. Especially the '30s and '40s and post 2000. Those are my favorite eras personally.

 

[magicalgibbon]

Thanks Jay. Can’t wait to see it in the flesh (so to speak)... apparently it’s winging it’s way to me.

 

[jpmcwjr]

Oh please don't remove the stinger. That's like rusticating a Dunhill for funzies

Bit of hyperbole, but I get you feel strongly about it! Would not heating the stinger and pulling it out with pliers do the trick?

 

[mawnansmiff]

"Regards your £20 outlay, I'd say you got quite the bargain for what is effectively a Comoy pipe."
BTW, the above comment wasn't intended to denigrate Kaywoodie, at one point their pipes were more expensive than Dunghill!
Regards,
Jay.

 

[crashthegrey]

Most Kaywoodie stingers are threaded. If you remove it with heat the pipe doesn't go together. A few were push tenons but most would have to be cut above the threads. And totally understood, Jay.