Samcoffeeman... :worship: Gorgeous pipe... but when I first glanced at it... (I was scrolling up from the bottom)... I thought it was a decoy. :D
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never saw a shape I wasn't happy to smoke. Especially billiards & Crosbys because they are so easy to clean.
Hey, this thread is three years old!
For the history book, I will add:
Meerschaum with a skull for a bowl (unwanted mortality reminder)
"Bavarian" foot-long full-bent with swing open lid, string tassles, and soda-straw mouthpiece.
Stone peace pipe with feathers (they had their day)
These types are available on Ebay for someone else.
Although collectible, they don't suit me for actual use; especially in public.
For the history book, I will add:
Meerschaum with a skull for a bowl (unwanted mortality reminder)
"Bavarian" foot-long full-bent with swing open lid, string tassles, and soda-straw mouthpiece.
Stone peace pipe with feathers (they had their day)
These types are available on Ebay for someone else.
Although collectible, they don't suit me for actual use; especially in public.
The Ropp "natural" pipes come to mind. Here is an example:
I can understand the philosophy behind it--an all natural, back to basics pipe--but between the bark and the flimsy shank, I find I could just save some cash, buy a stem, cut off a fat tree limb and go to town.
I can understand the philosophy behind it--an all natural, back to basics pipe--but between the bark and the flimsy shank, I find I could just save some cash, buy a stem, cut off a fat tree limb and go to town.
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