OGS in a 1914 Peterson Patent Bulldog with a Ryan Alden Stem
***What Are You Smoking, December 2020?***
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2012 Wessex Campaign Brigade Dark Flake in a Bruce Weaver Volcano.
Now smoking Angler's Dream in a 2018 natural smooth medium bend Peterson 03 apple silver spigot military mount with a tapered black acrylic fish tail stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
Solani The Blend 779 English Luxury Mixture with Syrian Latakia from 2002 in a Falcon with Meerschaum Bowl
Russ' Sugar Plum in a MM General
Cornell and Diehl Kelly's Coin in the Savinelli 9mm 320 Author. And now,for the light up.sorry for the doubles.
Was having some Orlik Golden Sliced in my Orlik (Old Royal) Canadian. 
Balkan Sasieni in a sandblast Stanwell 51 watching JFK.
WC Blue Ridge Special in a Cavicchi
Jiminks: Would you describe for us what you feel the 50 year aging process has had on the Prince Albert you smoked earlier today, and the effects as you experienced them in your smoking; versus, say a recent vintage of the same? Thanks - Sherm Natman
Gawith Hoggarth & Co Black Cherry Twist in a MM Country Gentleman.
Some Elizabethan mixture in a Wilke Canadian. I have my second pipe of the day ready , it is Wilke Lizzie blood red in a Bones tankard. A top shelf dirty Martini extra dry. Going to listen to some Christmas Jazz. Rack of lamb chops marinating in olive oil and Rosemary will sear in my cast iron. Online looking for more tins for the cellar. 
2020 Cringle Flake in a Willmer Bel Air.
LONDON MADE on the shank
A.P (Adolph POSENER trading as POSENER & Co - 61 Mansell Street, Goodmans Field, London - pipe and fancy goods manufacturers) stamped on the mount with marks for London 1915
(I don't know how pipe production was affected during the First World War but going by the small number I've got dateable to between 1914 and 1918 my guess is that considerably fewer pipes were made during the war than before the war)
+ Robert Lewis 123 MIXTURE
A.P (Adolph POSENER trading as POSENER & Co - 61 Mansell Street, Goodmans Field, London - pipe and fancy goods manufacturers) stamped on the mount with marks for London 1915
(I don't know how pipe production was affected during the First World War but going by the small number I've got dateable to between 1914 and 1918 my guess is that considerably fewer pipes were made during the war than before the war)
+ Robert Lewis 123 MIXTURE
Had some C&D XX Flake (oriental) in a Neal Monier Rusticated Canadian.
At work with WCC Double Barrel.
2005 Orlik Dark Strong Kentucky in a Jack Howell Billiard.
Almost half way through this bowl of year 2013 Dunhill Flake in a straight smooth 1960 Dunhill DRA 137 group 4 root briar canted dublin with a tapered black vulcanite stem.
F&T Cut Virginia Plug in a Baki Prince.
WCC 558 in a Mastro de Paja 3A one sun 1/4 bent apple with a diamond shank
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