@simong: Smoking a soap bar? Isn't that Gallaghers Condor Ready Rubbed?
Not in Hereford it’s not, no. lol@simong: Smoking a soap bar? Isn't that Gallaghers Condor Ready Rubbed?
@jaingorenard: That looks like a Bakelite insulator from an early 1930 wireless!Whatever @condorlover1 says, you just can't deny the innate sex appeal of the humble Falcon.
I can't be bothered to dig out all of mine. By their very nature they end up in rucksacks, coat pockets and in the shed. The great thing about Falcons is they're almost impossible to get a bad smoke from, so they're great for beginners, and they're great for travelling and throwing in a pocket. Since @simong mentioned them, here is the Peaks Pipes falcon bowl I bought at the UK pipe show:View attachment 310246
It has been years! I am well. I am pleasantly surprised to see you here, and participating in a Falcon thread, no less. I hope you have been doing well.@buroak : Hey bud, I have not seen you around in ages. How the hell are you?
@jaingorenard Did we meet at the Nottingham (UK) Pipe Show? I'm the clay pipe smoking RedcoatWhatever @condorlover1 says, you just can't deny the innate sex appeal of the humble Falcon.
I can't be bothered to dig out all of mine. By their very nature they end up in rucksacks, coat pockets and in the shed. The great thing about Falcons is they're almost impossible to get a bad smoke from, so they're great for beginners, and they're great for travelling and throwing in a pocket. Since @simong mentioned them, here is the Peaks Pipes falcon bowl I bought at the UK pipe show:View attachment 310246
My first falcon arrived today! Excited to smoke it, went for the bent extra stem with a briar dover bowl, I know some people don't like the aesthetics but to my eyes she's a beautyView attachment 346123View attachment 346122