One less.Beautiful pipes. Hadn’t heard of her until now.
There are some on The Danish Pipe Shop.
Nice to see the opera with an oval chamber. The modern ones I’ve seen have had round chambers.Here's the ultimate "10 minute tiny pipe". Castello Searock from 1948 and unsmoked.! Take a close look and if you would like to own it let me know how much....
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I think of .75 x 1.5 as medium, standard.What do people consider approximate inner bowl dimensions for tiny (30min smoke) vs small(hour long ) vs medium bowl(1.5hour)?
I’m thinking something like 0.75inch width to 1inch height is small, anything smaller than that is tiny, and medium is like 0.75/1.25?
Thoughts ?
The weed pipe gang would be all over these
The weed pipe gang would be all over these...
Never, indeed! I just mean that they would if they could.And let them ruin three perfectly good, albeit small, Kaywoodies? Never!
A proper Opera pipe should have a small oval bowl so it does not cause an "unsightly" bulge in the breast of your tux. Just because a pipe is unusually small, does not make it an Opera pipe.Nice to see the opera with an oval chamber. The modern ones I’ve seen have had round chambers.
I wholeheartedly agree. It’s just that all the recent Castello 44 operas I’ve seen unfortunately have chambers like this:A proper Opera pipe should have a small oval bowl so it does not cause an "unsightly" bulge in the breast of your tux. Just because a pipe is unusually small, does not make it an Opera pipe.
The chamber is round, rather than ovalI wholeheartedly agree. It’s just that all the recent Castello 44 operas I’ve seen unfortunately have chambers like this:
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I actually have one of these. I got it on ebay and who ever had it before me actually smoke it. So meh when in rome!
Yep, me too. Smoked it once for the novelty, and now it's in a box somewhere in storage.I actually have one of these. I got it on ebay and who ever had it before me actually smoke it. So meh when in rome!
I wonder how many of his are oval chambers vs. circular ones.Member @npod has the hugest collection of Castello Operas that I know of.
He may have just about every iteration of that shape ever made
I was under the impression they all had oval chambersI wonder how many of his are oval chambers vs. circular ones.