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My Da Vinci Bombard. I also have it's all black brother but don't have picture of it yet.
And with all the talk about the new leather bound pipes, I picked up one of their old derby ones of the bay. It's in transit but looking forward to trying it.
And with all the talk about the new leather bound pipes, I picked up one of their old derby ones of the bay. It's in transit but looking forward to trying it.
I just have some production Savinellis, but I am just in love with those Italian gentle curves.
My sexy Clark. This is the one I smoke when I am kicked back watching some old movies with my sweetheart.
My first pipe was the Dublin. It's still my goto pipe. I smoked it twelve times a day as I was breaking away from cigarettes. The natural Piuma was actually a lacquered brown, but I choo choo'd the heck out of it, and bubbled the surface. So, I stripped it and coated it in bees wax, and it has been slowly darkening naturally. It is my favorite Virginia burner. The red apple is my G&H lakeland burner, the perfect size for slowly sipping the rose-geranium scented flakes. The Piumas are small, but I can stretch a bowl into a 45 minute to an hour smoke. They are perfect for my commute to and from work.
My Oscar Tiger, grrrrrr... An awesome smoker. I sometimes will have this one hanging off my lip for half the day while I work at my jeweler's bench.
My 1968 and 1972 Savinelli Dry System (Peterson look alikes). They have (had) the p-lip, drip chamber, plus the balsa insert. I started collecting these a few months ago, and I have three more in the que waiting for me to restore-customize them. I hate the p-lip (chars the roof of my mouth), so I have been grinding them off, and I ground down the chamber lip to the bare wood and polished with bees wax. I love the look, very regal, IMO.
I am not into collecting for resale, and I plan on being buried with these pipes, LOL. So, I just have me to please. Therefore, I have no qualms with making them suit my smoking needs. I am not sure if these were ever marketed in the US. I've gotten three of these from Greece, and the one that I got from inside the US seemed to have been from a hoarder. The "S" on the stems was lost in restoring the stems back to black. But, I'm not heart broken.
Those are my favorite "finished" Savinellis. I have a whole box that I am working on customizing.
My sexy Clark. This is the one I smoke when I am kicked back watching some old movies with my sweetheart.
My first pipe was the Dublin. It's still my goto pipe. I smoked it twelve times a day as I was breaking away from cigarettes. The natural Piuma was actually a lacquered brown, but I choo choo'd the heck out of it, and bubbled the surface. So, I stripped it and coated it in bees wax, and it has been slowly darkening naturally. It is my favorite Virginia burner. The red apple is my G&H lakeland burner, the perfect size for slowly sipping the rose-geranium scented flakes. The Piumas are small, but I can stretch a bowl into a 45 minute to an hour smoke. They are perfect for my commute to and from work.
My Oscar Tiger, grrrrrr... An awesome smoker. I sometimes will have this one hanging off my lip for half the day while I work at my jeweler's bench.
My 1968 and 1972 Savinelli Dry System (Peterson look alikes). They have (had) the p-lip, drip chamber, plus the balsa insert. I started collecting these a few months ago, and I have three more in the que waiting for me to restore-customize them. I hate the p-lip (chars the roof of my mouth), so I have been grinding them off, and I ground down the chamber lip to the bare wood and polished with bees wax. I love the look, very regal, IMO.
I am not into collecting for resale, and I plan on being buried with these pipes, LOL. So, I just have me to please. Therefore, I have no qualms with making them suit my smoking needs. I am not sure if these were ever marketed in the US. I've gotten three of these from Greece, and the one that I got from inside the US seemed to have been from a hoarder. The "S" on the stems was lost in restoring the stems back to black. But, I'm not heart broken.
Those are my favorite "finished" Savinellis. I have a whole box that I am working on customizing.
@vesper, that DaVinci is gorgeous!
@cosmic, I've had my eye on a Clark, just like yours, at my local B&M for a long time now. Yours is a beauty!
@cosmic, I've had my eye on a Clark, just like yours, at my local B&M for a long time now. Yours is a beauty!
Thanks Petes03,
Keep in mind that it's not much of a "clenching' pipe. But, it's a great pipe for "kicking back" and watching a movie, with its big bowl and long stem. IMO.
Keep in mind that it's not much of a "clenching' pipe. But, it's a great pipe for "kicking back" and watching a movie, with its big bowl and long stem. IMO.
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