You should do that!I have never tried Orlik Golden Sliced, but I have a tin with almost a year on it in the cellar. I've been entertaining the idea of opening it lately.
I have a few now and love all of them, they did some high end lines like the Senate range of which I have one but I’m getting more into the brand and seeking more. The one I’m restoring atm was smoked hard but it’s salvageable and should have a good few years in it yet. The youngest one I have was a steal and probably 50’s/60’s but it’s one of my favourites at the moment, great smoker and super light, good for walking the dog with.I’m always surprised that Civic is not more commonly seen in the estate market when it is a cornerstone marque of Cadogan
I have a couple of rather nice ones. Perhaps Civic wasn’t considered “top tier” like Barling or Comoy and owners smoke their Civics to death then cast them off when they bought a new one
Just wondering
What line is this from? It looks like a heritage or ebony stain with a deluxe system stem.Evening smoke of Eileen's Dream in my Peterson B-10. A great combo!
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Made me tear up a little seeing those. I remember as a teen when they arrived at the local B&M in New Orleans. I so wanted one but they were unaffordable for me at the time. Ive never seen one since.I am a Mark Twain fan, and we share the same birthday, too, except I'm much younger. An awesome friend gifted them to me, and I started cleaning them today.
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B10’s are such an elegant shape.Evening smoke of Eileen's Dream in my Peterson B-10. A great combo!
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Thanks, I agree ~ there is such variety in Peterson pipes, they are all I smoke.B10’s are such an elegant shape.
Great looking Pete.
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Peterson Aran Nickel Mounted (B10)~ I think last night I smoked with a gap, rather than fully closed.