My latest Scottie. Can't get enough of her pipes!
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Boswell lot. Have several more Mericans. What I don’t have is a Scottie.
Morgan Bones. One of my most smoked, developing a nice deep color.
Yeah, she was the first artisan pipe maker that I commissioned a pipe from. Love her style in every way!
I have been redoing my collection some. I decided to move out any pipe that I don't smoke on a regular basis. I have been adding a number of Jack Howell pipes. They are all commissioned pipes as trying to find an estate Howell is impossible. I looked for over 7 years and never found one.
Here are a few of my new Howells and then a few other American made pipes.
New Howells:
Here is a couple of my Rad Davis:
A Bruce Weaver Volcano
A Brian Ruthenberg pipe.
My two Scotties I picked up in September and October:
#1
#2
#1
#2
Not as fancy as some but my Missouri Meerschaum Ozark is my favorite pipe. Exchanged the bent stem for a straight from an old MM Mark Twain. 
I love a successful, patient search!This is THE Batson shape I've been wanting since about 2014. this is an unsmoked 2013 Batson I just picked up:
I grabbed this Brian Ruthenberg, 14 years after I lusted after his shapes.
I just bought three large American pioes for $25 and $10 postage.
The Marxman is a C size Jumbo that’s worth more than $25.
The Oxblood colored Billiard is a Buck Brothers Best Briar “Superior” , with lots of birdseye.
And the large Dublin is unmarked.
The Marxman “C” Jumbo looks really fresh, and the other two should clean up in a few minutes.
There are still bargains in used pipes, if you get lucky.
The Marxman is a C size Jumbo that’s worth more than $25.
The Oxblood colored Billiard is a Buck Brothers Best Briar “Superior” , with lots of birdseye.
And the large Dublin is unmarked.
The Marxman “C” Jumbo looks really fresh, and the other two should clean up in a few minutes.
There are still bargains in used pipes, if you get lucky.
Saw these a few years ago on the way to an assignment.
I have (2) American made pipes currently and they are among my best smokers! The first one pictured is a Bertram 125 made by the long extinct Washington DC shop. They graded their pipes numerically and to this day, I have never seen one graded higher than this 125. It has the most open draw of any pipe in my collection and I cherish every smoke out of it!
The second pipe pictured is a Briar Works prince. These guys make great pipes that are very affordable and of high quality. I hope to add more to my collection at some point!
The second pipe pictured is a Briar Works prince. These guys make great pipes that are very affordable and of high quality. I hope to add more to my collection at some point!
A recent Kaywoodie restoration, from the late 1930's.
