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Jun 23, 2019
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Nice pipes, everybody.
I've taken this one for a couple of rips so far, & am pleased.
This is the first Radice that I've smoked.

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(Photo courtesy of SP.EU)

Here's another one that I picked up a while back, but haven't smoked yet :
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(Photos courtesy of SP.COM)

Stunning panel Canadian there..
 

mingc

Lifer
Jun 20, 2019
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The Big Rock Candy Mountains
In the old days, I was interested in getting an oil-cured twin-bore or just a twin-bore. But since they stopped making then, I've yet to be tempted. The cheap ones look cheap on the surface as they were too "free" with the freehand for me. And the expensive ones are very expensive relatively speaking.
 
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bluegrassbrian

Your Mom's Favorite Pipe Smoker
Aug 27, 2016
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In the old days, I was interested in getting an oil-cured twin-bore or just a twin-bore. But since they stopped making then, I've yet to be tempted. The cheap ones look cheap on the surface as they were too "free" with the freehand for me. And the expensive ones are very expensive relatively speaking.
They still make a few oil cured here and there. Usually AlPascia has them in stock.
 

Mr_houston

Part of the Furniture Now
Dec 30, 2020
540
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Texas
Here is my most smoked VA pipe. A twin-bore, oil cured Rind. The goal of its purchase was to help me with tongue bite as I learned to smoke straight VAs. Two streams of smoke to spread it around. I always felt that it helped some.

The two dot Radice logo goes side by side for the twin-bores.

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