Thank you! Yeah, I was wanting a BYD as well as a LB and then a pipe that filled both wants came up for sale at a time when I had money. The rest, as they say…Your pipe collection is phenomenal.
I adore that shell briar too !
Thank you! Yeah, I was wanting a BYD as well as a LB and then a pipe that filled both wants came up for sale at a time when I had money. The rest, as they say…Your pipe collection is phenomenal.
I adore that shell briar too !
What a beautiful selection of pipes! Isn't it a chilling treat to smoke a pipe that was made in your birth year?? Enjoy, my friend.Clockwise, a ‘74 Group 2 Root Briar 654, a ‘58 Group 4 Root Briar 197 F/T, and a ‘57 (birth year) Shell Briar LB.
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Oh that is a beauty, PipeMarc.Finally after a long search, I managed to find a beautifully taken care of 1971 Dunhill Root Zulu.
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Haha yes recent acquisition. As to the gauntlet that had to be completed to acquire this pipe, it was more in line with an out of shape Pheidippides taking two years to make it to AthensOh that is a beauty, PipeMarc.
I gather, from your comments, it is a recent acquisition. Is that correct?
Did you have to snatch a pebble from the palm of a Sholin priest or maybe run an Indian gauntlet?? Or perhaps string the bow of Odysseus???
Ha, ha. Great come back............... Enjoy your fine Dunhill.Haha yes recent acquisition. As to the gauntlet that had to be completed to acquire this pipe, it was more in line with an out of shape Pheidippides taking two years to make it to Athens