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Chacom Companion 297 Canadian that I restored recently.
Just delivered, an indulgence in my Prince prefs. This has a stinger, which will make cleaning a bit painful so I may remove it. A petit pipe for sure, chambered to trad prince group 2/3 size.
Picked this up many years ago. As attractive now as it was then. A Vuillard.
My newest pipe, bought last week, is a Ropp and it was made in France.
Absolutely stunning unsmoked Jeantet 
I much prefer the classic shapes but I have to admit, that’s one fine looking pipe ya got there. Not my style but still very appealing. I love the shot of the inside of the bowl because it’s unusual, in my tiny time in the hobby, to see such pronounced grain INSIDE the bowl.
Very very cool.
Thanks for sharing.
Picked up four new Ropps and a new Genod. Five new french pipes means five stingers into the bin!
Now I just need to decide which blends to assign to them..
Now I just need to decide which blends to assign to them..
Perhaps some tabacs de Semois or Caporal Export shag cut ?
Very fitting! I've tried neither although Semois is something I'd really love to sample!
I'm thinking the Zulu will be for burley. Other than that, I'm unsure. How do you tend to assign "genres" to your pipes (assuming that's something you do)?
Generally I do not have pipes assigned to genres but I do like smoking flakes in the pipes with either shallow chamber or narrow chamber, folding & stuffing in a slightly rubbed out form
. I begin with Virginia. If it clicks, it becomes a StVa or VaPer pipe — the hardest blends for me to match. Next comes VaOr, then everything else. In the end, the pipe decides for me.
I like when I fall in love with a pipe others would just normally ignore.
This is my first semi chruchwarden pipe - a Corrieu Cogolin. It looks like a wizard's on the go pipe
This is my first semi chruchwarden pipe - a Corrieu Cogolin. It looks like a wizard's on the go pipe
When you want to have a pipe, while watching Lord of The Rings, but you only have the trailerI like when I fall in love with a pipe others would just normally ignore.
This is my first semi chruchwarden pipe - a Corrieu Cogolin. It looks like a wizard's on the go pipe
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What an amazing looking pipe...that stem, the heel, the shape of the bowl. Wonderful stuff!I like when I fall in love with a pipe others would just normally ignore.
This is my first semi chruchwarden pipe - a Corrieu Cogolin. It looks like a wizard's on the go pipe
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Right? When I opened the package I skipped through a bunch of expensive pipes and that was the one that got my heart skip a beat and it's actually an amazing smoker
I’m inherited my father’s collection of around 200 pipes, mostly from the 1960s.
I’m up to my ears learning about them and having fun familiarizing myself with the community!
I’ll ask questions as I go.
Here are the French ones I’ve identified so far- Butz-Choquin, P. Viou, Ropp, and a Chacom.
I’m up to my ears learning about them and having fun familiarizing myself with the community!
I’ll ask questions as I go.
Here are the French ones I’ve identified so far- Butz-Choquin, P. Viou, Ropp, and a Chacom.
