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Misanthrope

Can't Leave
Apr 26, 2020
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Texas
Oh, and I also have a bunch of Morgan Bones pipes, most of them are small, stout, and eminently pocketable, but they're basically unfinished Molina factory seconds with wanky branding that I couldn't resist. They usually smoke nicely, but are priced right around where a brand new non-second Molina would cost, so you might be better off with those unless you like laser etched bunny ear logos and dollar store meerschaum color shifts.
 

LEP7cv

Starting to Get Obsessed
Dec 19, 2020
222
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Portugal
Here's a thread from 2 years ago you might find interesting.
nice! thanks, I do like some of those little pipes, these bigbens I have are great for a 20 min smoke
 

LEP7cv

Starting to Get Obsessed
Dec 19, 2020
222
655
Portugal
These three Ryan Alden Devil Anse

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those are the size I'm looking.. the smooth finish looks even better to me!
 
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ashdigger

Lifer
Jul 30, 2016
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those are the size I'm looking.. the smooth finish looks even better to me!
I have one for sale here on the Forum. Smooth with Fumed Stain. It’s identical to the Smoking Pipes one.
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olkofri

Lifer
Sep 9, 2017
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The Arm of Orion
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Jul 17, 2017
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pencilandpipe.home.blog
I have a Missouri Meershaum Little Devil Cutty as an edc knock around pipe. My nicer pocket pipe is this little Foundation by Musico billiard. (a huge plus is that it has a flattened shank on the bottom and it's a sitter!) 002-008-0321.5363.jpg

  • Length: 4.44 in./112.78 mm.
  • Weight: 1.04 oz./29.48 g.
  • Bowl Height: 1.76 in./44.70 mm.
  • Chamber Depth: 1.48 in./37.59 mm.
  • Chamber Diameter: 0.76 in./19.30 mm.
  • Outside Diameter: 1.25 in./31.75 mm.
 

Merton

Part of the Furniture Now
Jul 8, 2020
941
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Boston, Massachusetts
musico makes a very nice pipe. I have a short blasted apple with a substantial silver band that is a good pocket pipe. I also was sort of surprised recently by how nice the Peterson short pipes are. I now have three: billiard, bulldog and bent bulldog Sort of odd drilling on the 80s bent bulldog, but they all smoke very well (after I removed the bowl coating). Nice silver band as well.
 
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captaincalabash

Starting to Get Obsessed
Feb 25, 2016
135
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Texas
A few years back I found this on a website that restored and sold estate pipes, sadly now gone. (Image from an old Kaywoodie catalog.)
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It's a bit hard to tell from this image, but the bowl is a circle flattened into an oval, about half the width of a circular bowl. It smokes great and has nice grain. Manufactured by Kaywoodie from 1935-1937 and again from 1952-1960. Mine is almost certainly from the latter period.
Last month I bought this from an antique store for $10. (Corncob pipe not included.) I haven't field-tested it yet, but I think it will work out well.
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