Show Us Your Most Prized Pipe!
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No way could i name a favorite of them all, but...
If i had to choose just one pipe? (Even the thought makes me uneasy.)
It would have to be a meer, given my smoking rate.
It would come down to 2. So whichever was closest at the time of the grab and go.
A) Either my Fikri Baki w/ bamboo which i'm smoking a bowl of burley flake in now:
...OR...
B) My Ahmet Govem Commission piece:
If i had to choose just one pipe? (Even the thought makes me uneasy.)
It would have to be a meer, given my smoking rate.
It would come down to 2. So whichever was closest at the time of the grab and go.
A) Either my Fikri Baki w/ bamboo which i'm smoking a bowl of burley flake in now:
...OR...
B) My Ahmet Govem Commission piece:
Just one pipe to take with me if I was to never return, that's a tough choice! I'm tempted to say my Morgan Bones Milan since it's the pipe I've smoked by far the most over the years, cobs notwithstanding, but the Milan isn't my most prized pipe. My most prized pipe is a...
Savinelli 401 Churchwarden
Savinelli 401 Churchwarden
I can't possibly answer what is my "most prized" pipe, but this one, an 1883 Barling Magnum that I got from Ken Barnes, is very special to me:
Does it stay that shiny regularly or do you polish it a lot?
Since it's cased, the sterling doesn't darken much at all. I'll give it a clean up before Vegas.
i’m in awe. what a beautiful pipe! I can’t imagine what a pipe like that would fetch on the market. I’m thinking it is best that you keep care of it and save someone like me from fiscal ruin
But i must ask: does she have a name and does she smoke as well as she looks?
The only pipe in my collection 100% immune to culling.
You always manage to surprise me Embers. I've seen you post some gems here through the years and that's the one you'd never let go of!
My youngest daughter chose it for me when she was three years old and my dad smoked it the last time I talked to him before he passed away. It's worth more than gold.
These two no name leather covered pipes are my most cherished. They were gifted to me by my mother for my birthday in 1968.
She is gone but these pipes remain in my rotation.
She is gone but these pipes remain in my rotation.
I haven't given her a name. That's an interesting idea. She smokes very very well, but it's a commitment to smoke a bowl that large, so I don't smoke it often.i’m in awe. what a beautiful pipe! I can’t imagine what a pipe like that would fetch on the market. I’m thinking it is best that you keep care of it and save someone like me from fiscal ruin
Sorry. Haven't had a time to order titanium pipe lined with briar. With a best German vulcanite stem.
I never saw a pipe my entire time in the army of almost a decade. If I could go back, I’d have one with me.
https://www.smokingpipes.com/pipes/new/scottie-piersel/moreinfo.cfm?product_id=479205 I'm at work so a link to the original will have to do