That's the nice thing about being a younger fellow. I get to buy estate pipes for what you all told the wives you paid for them.This is interesting, I didn’t know pipes were being taken off and being sold.
Enjoy!
Okay, maybe you meant something else. I really don't understand what you said here.This is interesting, I didn’t know pipes were being taken off and being sold.
Enjoy!
Okay, maybe you meant something else. I really don't understand what you said here.
You didn't know pipes were being sold? I figured that was how most people acquired pipes. Is there another way that doesn't involve larceny?
Ah. I get it now. That's pretty much what I thought when I bought it. Hence my "low grade pipe in a fancy box" and "marketing stunt" comment in my original post.I just assumed that was a pipe taken off the big pipe and sold is all I meant.
I ought to post this as a caution and warning. This is the fourth unsmoked pipe I've owned. The others got smoked.
This one won't be, not by me, at least. I have continued to display the iron will and fierce resolve I'm known for. Lol.
I of course hunted down a substitute pipe.
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This one, unfortunately, wasn't made by Erik, but is the same shape, and is a Nørding grade 02 sandblast 'Scandinavian Original,' an uncommonly seen line. It also has a flush stem mount, and is as close a duplicate as I could find. It ended up costing me a penny less than the other pipe after shipping.
I'm not saying that this is a healthy or rational response to this situation, but it's how I dealt with it.