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Terry Lennox

Can't Leave
Aug 11, 2021
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Got my second searock from a post office yesterday. It’s a pipe from the time before K-grading and stamped as sa31, if my memory serves me well, pipes from year 1955 to 1965 have the sa/sb/sc sizing. When I’m checking shape 31 Castellos from the Internet, there’s quite a variation of desings what comes stem curvature and a ratio of length between stem and shank. Still, I find this a peculiar one.View attachment 170583View attachment 170584
That's great. I really like the long stem.
 
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mngslvs

Starting to Get Obsessed
Jan 24, 2019
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Sometimes you don't choose a pipe, a pipe chooses you. That happened here. The least expensive new Castello I've ever seen, I guess cuz a blast hides imperfections.....don't know. But the price was not why I bought it. And I'm not even normally attracted to blasts at all.
This thing chose me.
This will give a shorter smoke than most of my pipes, but no doubt a very satisfactory one.
5 5/8" long chamber .75 w x 1.50 d
I hope these pics turn out o.k.......never know if they will be cropped off or what.
 

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Homer

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My firs castello was ”castello” finished mini billiard 25g.

My second Castello is Castello Fiammata mini billiard 23g.
 

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Ben.R.C

Lifer
Nov 20, 2022
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Castello 75th Anniversary shape 33 pot. I had an estate "chubby Canadian" that I sold a couple of years ago because it didn't smoke well. I'm hoping this one smokes better because I love the way it looks. Though it looks like a nose warmer it's actually 135mm long and, despite the short stem, clenches comfortably. Mind you, I'm used to the thick Castello bits!View attachment 155247View attachment 155248View attachment 155250
What a fine looking pipe!
 
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Ben.R.C

Lifer
Nov 20, 2022
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Just received this Castello great line collection pezzo unico dublin This gigantic chunk of briar weighs 207 grams! Obviously not a clencher or an everyday smoker. More of a "what is that wierdo spending his money on" kind of pipe.:eek: In a pinch, it would also be a pretty effective club!;)View attachment 135662
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