What Are You Smoking British Style? (September)

[simong]

St. Bruno in a barling Londoner straight prince.

 

[irishearl]

C&D Odessa in a Peterson 9s.

 

[ssjones]

It was 51 degrees this morning in Maryland, too cool for the patio (no sun!) so I'm back in the workshop for the firs time since April. MM965 in my Sunday-only Ferndown.
Note: I changed the title of this thread to add September. I suggest we create a new tread monthly, so it doesn't get too ungainly.

 

[pagan]

BB1938 in a BBB half bent

 

[irishearl]

ODF in a Peterson 20s.

 

[jerwynn]

This post caused me to survey my pipe list... and out of 50, I was stunned to discover not a single British entity!! Sigh. Must rectify! However, that being said, I have some wonderful English friends in my leaf-library, Samuel Gawith's: Cabbie's Mixture, Fire Dance, Grousemoor, and the lost goddess Brown Sugar Flake... two flakes of that beloved creature left. (And not to mention a load of Dunnies Disks!) Carry on!

 

[pagan]

Royal Yacht in a Hardcastle Yacht

 

[pagan]

Balkan Sasieni in a Barling Own Make

 

[jefff]

Dark star is a Barlings straight saddle stem Brandy

 

[pagan]

Balkan Sasieni in a Barling Own Make

 

[irishearl]

C&D Odessa in a Willmer Extra Grain magnum-sized bent billiard.

 

[simong]

St. Bruno flake in a inderwicks stack.

 

[troutface]

The Aperitif in a Ferndown bulldog with a side of Lagavulin 16.

 

[ashdigger]

Smoking some Capstan Blue in a BBB Glokar

 

[pagan]

Royal Yacht in a Rusticated BBB Own Make

 

[rfernand]

Breaking in a brand new Upshall Chimney (size 6!) with Westminster.

 

[condorlover1]

Simong I used to love Inderwicks and I purchased a couple of the meerschaum 'cutty' pipes they had in their display case before they went out of business. I still have a briar pipe I bought from them 30 years ago in a drawer as well.

 

[simong]

@condorlover. I've only got a couple (both briars) & love em! Very light & comfy pipes. Not many old school tobacconists left in 'londonistan' now of course.

I think my favourite would be the one on Victoria st, near towards Buck house. For the life of me can't remember the name. Huge array of new old stock pipes.

 

[condorlover1]

The pipe in the picture is a Inderwick Pipe!