Show Us Your Falcons!

[Chasing Embers]

 

[Bbailey324]

Recent addition to my pipe collection. Pretty good smoker and easy to clean.

 

[Chasing Embers]

Where can you buy a cob bowl for Falcons?

Artisans make cob, meerschaum, morta, briar, olive, and maple bowls. Hoping I can talk one of them into a catlinite one.

 

[Christos D. Tsatsaronis]

 

[keith929]

 

[LOREN]

Do you have to empty ashes out frequently on the tall chimney-style bowls?

 

[9mmpuffer]

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What kind of lighter is that?

 

[Chasing Embers]

What kind of lighter is that?

1950s Beattie Jet Lighter purchased NOS a few years ago. The only lighter I'll use.

 

[Chasing Embers]

Do you have to empty ashes out frequently on the tall chimney-style bowls?

Only when there's no more tobacco left to smoke like any other tall pipe.

 

[9mmpuffer]

Beautiful!

1950s Beattie Jet Lighter purchased NOS a few years ago. The only lighter I'll use.

 

[Chasing Embers]

Beautiful!

Some fear them thinking they are a jet flame torch but they're just a soft flame jet.

 

[FalconForever]

Well looky here.... I managed to bag another American made early Falcon off a certain auction site! Not really "deep cleaned, waxed and polished" as it was claimed, but it is now after I have spent a couple of evenings de-gunking the stem and polishing off the oxidisation. Not for smoking this one, for my collection. I am figuring this one to be fairly early again, the stamp under the bowl is just '1' and it has the American 'FALCON' stamp to the rear. 1950s? It's in reasonable condition, but well loved and clearly from a clencher!