Seems it's limited to 245 numbered pipes. Demi-Churchwarden. In all finished. Got Terracotta, my favorite finish.
Demi-Churchwarden
The diminutive stummel is creating a visual illusion. At just over 6 inches on length with a chamber of just over 1 inch, they are smaller than Peterson's standard 106 billiard.Churchwarden-esque
I know natural finish is supposed to be the high end, but don't like the color change. Instead of looking good, to me, they just end up looking dirty x) Have few and not really excited about how the color changed.I picked up a terracotta as well. Was hoping to get one of the natural ones but no luck on that front.
Just a matter of preference I suppose. I have a couple natural pipes and have enjoyed watching them change color over time.I know natural finish is supposed to be the high end, but don't like the color change. Instead of looking good, to me, they just end up looking dirty x) Have few and not really excited about how the color changed.
I enjoy that too but can also understand it wanting to stay the same.Just a matter of preference I suppose. I have a couple natural pipes and have enjoyed watching them change color over time.
Probably for the manor built by U.S. Senator Charles Carroll in Maryland named Carrollton.Is that Carollton Georgia? I've bought some righteous pipes for one-hundred bills, with some rigorous shopping, so I don't like the sounds of this.
Maryland. And, I too have bought some nice pipes at less than a Cnote. Did not intend the comment to be elitist in any way. This pipe really is, as I expected, merely a novelty. That's okay, but I think that the camera sometimes plays unintentional tricks.Is that Carollton Georgia? I've bought some righteous pipes for one-hundred bills, with some rigorous shopping, so I don't like the sounds of this.
I'd be interested in buying it. PM sent.I bought one in natural, but now I’m thinking I shouldn’t have spent the money. If anyone wants it just message me and pay me what I paid for it (I can provide proof of receipt).