that looks like a comfortable pipe
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Nup. It's red-flavored creme soda. Goes well with White Castles too!
Gawith Celtic Talisman in a Mark Stout Lovat
Salty Dogs in my Falcon this afternoon. Had some G&H Dark Bird's Eye first to bring up the nicotine level
Ok I forgot what it tastes like!!! We have it here but no idea who buys it. Usually people with shower caps on their heads wearing sponge bob pajama bottoms.
It’s a great smoke! ?
Came from sonofapipe on eBay.
Smoking some C&D Big N Burley in a MM Country Gentleman. Windy day with some big dark clouds hanging around.
1st taste of Stokkebye 400 Luxury Navy Flake in a new to me estate Kaywoodie Fine Line. Frikken' flake is good!
HU Director’s Cut in a Peterson’s Sherlock Holmes Baker Street
Brunello Flake in an Emin Brothers Meerschaum
Peterson's Nightcap in a Peterson's Dracula 999 pipe, listening to Frank Sinatra on Echo Dot.
Sutliff Match Elizabethan in a bent Twain MM cob.
'17 Bengal Slices in a squat Bulldog marked only Fabrice 521.
HU Louisiana Broken in a 1966 Dunhill Shell Briar FET (Prince).
I’m fond of this shape, however it occurs to me that a Prince is really little more than a Pot shape with some attitude and a title.
Comoy's Cask #4 in a Peterson Silver Mounted Army 102
Onto some BCA in an MM apple shaped Diplomat ...just bit the bullet and bought a couple forever stems.
Part way through this bowl of D&R Penhooker Silver in a 1982 smooth straight Sasieni Ivory 105 Apple with a black vulcanite saddle stem. This will get me to dinner time. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
A brace of Dunhill Churchwardens in Group 3 bowl size - Bruyere and Root Briar - both bought in 1981 + G. Smith & Sons OLD LONDON SWEET CUT and OLD LONDON MIXTURE:-
... and smoked by a prince / ex-king (who was partial to a Dunhill or five):-
'Prince' shape first created in the 1920s by Loewe's of London (one of dozens of now extinct pipe brands) for Edward Prince of Wales, later King Edward VIII, later Duke of Windsor .
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