Nording B Cut Blowfish:
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Here's a pic of my Nording Extra 1.....easily battles any of my other pipes for the top spot.
Just bought this one this Morning.
Hunting Pipe Partially Rusticated White Rhino (2019)
Hunting Pipe Partially Rusticated White Rhino (2019)
Much appreciated - I think i did pretty well, it was not really smoked at all.
This Nording thread has @bnichols23 written all over it.
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Surprised that's a Nording as it looks like something Butz Choquin would do.
This one doesn't need a pipe rest. 
My Hunter Cheetah got its trial by fire earlier today - matched with Nording's Pointer blend. Love it.
I'm a Sixten Ivarsson pipe fan, which, since I have no intention of spending $$$$ on a pipe, means Stanwell or Stanwell's sub-grades. There's something almost gaudy and 'blingy' about most high end Nørding pipes I see online. I guess you can say I like Danish free-form, as long as it falls on the conservative English side of things (now with Plateaux!)
I do own exactly one lightly smoked Nørding that caught my eye. It's unstamped and ungraded. Circa 1989/1990. It's my understanding that Erik Nørding personally made these very limited edition pipes.
I unfortunately don't have any more information than that on it. I don't even know how many were made or when. (Edit: I do know there were three models, or perhaps finishes) Aside from knowing it was to commemorate his making the world record's largest pipe (I believe it's currently exhibited in a museum in Copenhagen).
I suspect if I knew more about it, it would be a special occasion pipe, rather than an "I really ought to save this for special occasions" pipe; which is not the same thing at all.
. If it hadn't been smoked already, I'm not sure I could bring myself to smoke it, and that would be a tragedy. Pipes ought to be smoked.
I do own exactly one lightly smoked Nørding that caught my eye. It's unstamped and ungraded. Circa 1989/1990. It's my understanding that Erik Nørding personally made these very limited edition pipes.
I unfortunately don't have any more information than that on it. I don't even know how many were made or when. (Edit: I do know there were three models, or perhaps finishes) Aside from knowing it was to commemorate his making the world record's largest pipe (I believe it's currently exhibited in a museum in Copenhagen).I suspect if I knew more about it, it would be a special occasion pipe, rather than an "I really ought to save this for special occasions" pipe; which is not the same thing at all.
. If it hadn't been smoked already, I'm not sure I could bring myself to smoke it, and that would be a tragedy. Pipes ought to be smoked.
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Added a Nørding bent squat tomato to the collection. This one's smokable, and a very nice smoker it is. From the 'Scandinavian Originals' line.
To add to my post above, the world record pipe ended up being an unsmoked pipe, and for now, I'm inclined to leave it that way.
Some nice pipes here. The only one i have left is from the Hunter Series: The Goose.
Not refurbished that well, but a great smoker.
