Show Off Your Bulldogs/Rhodesians
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Lots of sweet looking pipes, it’s my favorite shape. Just got this one last month.
That is the classic bent bulldog shape.
This Pipe by Lee is circa 1945-1955.
This is a little later, 1950s-60.
‘Another earlier model
A couple more later years
I also have a number of Rhodesians, but my favorites are these two, both earlier years, the latter being a rarer Magic Stem Lee.
The Rhodesian/Bulldog is my absolute favorite shape. Had some PAD lately and picked this up last week. It's my first Brebbia too.
The second one us a huge Neerup I bought in the late spring. Other than the look it has been disappointing. After about 25 smokes, tobacco still tastes weird in it. Not giving up on it, just wish it gave enjoyable smokes more quickly.
The second one us a huge Neerup I bought in the late spring. Other than the look it has been disappointing. After about 25 smokes, tobacco still tastes weird in it. Not giving up on it, just wish it gave enjoyable smokes more quickly.
A few new ones since my last post. Continues to be my favorite shape.
2 from Jack Howell.
Another Rubio.
2 from Jack Howell.
Another Rubio.
I can certainly understand that!............. Gorgeous pipe!...................
Loved looking at all the pipes. Nice viewing with a cup of morning coffee. Thanks for posting the pics.
This is my workhorse. I smoke this one on my lunch breaks at work. A fabulous smoker. Unfinished Savinelli I picked up several years ago from pipesandcigars. It was originally a light color.
Ooooh! how I love pipes, and you gentlemen have given me the satisfaction of the evening.
Al, your Comoy's 256 is one of my very favorite shapes, completely unadorned, a fat serpent passing from the bowl into the fat, but tapering shank.
Al, your Comoy's 256 is one of my very favorite shapes, completely unadorned, a fat serpent passing from the bowl into the fat, but tapering shank.
Dobbelmann from the 1940s or 50s
A GBD second
A GBD second
From top to bottom
1. Brebbia, POY 1993, unsmoked
2. Ser Jacopo Delecta La Fuma Fiche Tira
3. Lund, Outrup Handmade Denmark, early 80s
4. Ben Wade 50 Standard ('Charatan-era'),unsmoked
5.Svendborg (no idea where it was made)
1. Brebbia, POY 1993, unsmoked
2. Ser Jacopo Delecta La Fuma Fiche Tira
3. Lund, Outrup Handmade Denmark, early 80s
4. Ben Wade 50 Standard ('Charatan-era'),unsmoked
5.Svendborg (no idea where it was made)
Bulldogs and Rhodesians aren't my favorite shapes, but these oddballs seem to be my favorites of that type.
Currently I only have two, Savinelli Punto Oro 623 and Genod Squat bulldog but I'm looking forward to adding one or two down the road,very practical shape