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Left:
Kaywoodie 7204 Suntan Rock Ambera (‘28-29)
Kaywoodie 04 early Relief Grain (39-40’s)
Kaywoodie 40 FlameGrain Meerschaum push tenon (either export or mid war?)
Right:
Two Lee three star (stamped) medium saddle stem pears, which may technically may not be, but are Lovats in my mind
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Lee three star large Lovat
Peterson Kildare 53 (out getting a replacement p-lip)
And on its way, a Stanwell for Poul Olsen “My Own Blend” Lovat with a Danish flare-I’m really looking forward to this one!!
Kaywoodie 7204 Suntan Rock Ambera (‘28-29)
Kaywoodie 04 early Relief Grain (39-40’s)
Kaywoodie 40 FlameGrain Meerschaum push tenon (either export or mid war?)
Right:
Two Lee three star (stamped) medium saddle stem pears, which may technically may not be, but are Lovats in my mind
)Lee three star large Lovat
Peterson Kildare 53 (out getting a replacement p-lip)
And on its way, a Stanwell for Poul Olsen “My Own Blend” Lovat with a Danish flare-I’m really looking forward to this one!!
To be fair, my bowls are normal sized, they just look massive next to my pencil shankMy, what big bowls you have
Cob; Noun
dialectal, England : a rounded mass, lump, or heap
Courtesy of Merriam Webster
Forgot to add to this thread, my latest Kaywoodie I got a couple months ago, my Flame Grain over Kaywoodie four hole 90.
