Does that smoke with the cap on it???
March Meerschaum Madness - Let the Madness Begin!
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I think so. The cap has small holes drilled in it so I’m guessing it will.
I’ll know more when I gets here!
Don’t tell my meerschaums.. but I’m smoking one of my briars. Scandalous!
That thing is classy. Looks like something @telescopes would smoke. You definitely need a smoking jacket to light that thing up.
That's awesome! I'd reckon the cap would color the fastest! Wierd!!!
I commissioned an artisan cob earlier this evening so cobs are back on my menu. Looks like briar is going to be look at only with cobs and meerschaums being my smokers.
Awesome man! You’ll have to post some pics of it when it arrives.
I've heard of custom cobs, but not commissioned cobs....I'm intrigued.
Mac Arthur sized freehand, carved into a skull, with a meerschaum shank, horn inlay, vulcanite stem?
5-6 inch straight poker with a 2" depth with a green mamba juma accent and stem with an orange juma band with a sandblasted briar shank.I've heard of custom cobs, but not commissioned cobs....I'm intrigued.
Mac Arthur sized freehand, carved into a skull, with a meerschaum shank, horn inlay, vulcanite stem?
Okay, it took me almost until the end of March, but yesterday I purchased a new meerschaum pipe. It is a nice CAO quarter bent carved apple. I will try to get a picture posted.
The first few smokes have been a bit frustrating due to the fact that I need to get use to a pipe with a bit of a restricted airway. Typically, I like my pipes to have a wide open draft hole and stem. I am sure in time I will fully figure out the best way to pack this type of pipe.
The first few smokes have been a bit frustrating due to the fact that I need to get use to a pipe with a bit of a restricted airway. Typically, I like my pipes to have a wide open draft hole and stem. I am sure in time I will fully figure out the best way to pack this type of pipe.
I'm actually in the market for a couple cobs right now: something I can take fishing, light weight, and I don't care if I destroy, but still smokes really well, and feels good clenched; also, something I can enjoy looking at, because, cobs are awesome. Who is doing the commission?
2021 according to Reborn Pipes:
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I always had the same thought about cobs. But my 1st cob I've had for almost ten years now, andy second cob I spent an entire year with. So I actually would be sad if they got destroyed.
Savinelli Brunello Flake in this 1980's era S. Yanik:
It's been a month of Salty Dog's Marlin Flake and my IMP the Pod arrived from Honolulu and I found a box with some cobs and a jar of Bosun cut plug. The change up is nice. Adding a picture of the Missouri Meerschaum
cob and am counting it as my last entry for Meerschaum March Madness
cob and am counting it as my last entry for Meerschaum March Madness