Sutliff RR (Edgeworth match) in Grandpa's Peterson Standard System 317 from the 1960's. Bourbon!
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Started the day with a cob full of Crooner and a Montecristo White Series cigarillo on the way home. Tonight I’ll start breaking in a new Sav 315ks Noce. Not able to post pics for some odd reason.
WC Rouxgaroux in a Dunhill Cumberland
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I've been going through my not usually smoked pipes looking to trim down the collection on ebay... and I rediscovered this old(?) GoedeWaagen double-walled ceramic pipe that I never really smoked because I thought it may have been just a decorative piece. It has a massive bowl, and I packed about halfway with Solani 633... and it smokes great! Does anyone know more about these things?
A quarter of the way through this bowl of Erik Stokkebye 4th Generation Evening Flake in a straight smooth brown 1950s Comoy’s Tradition 305 apple military mount with a sterling silver cap and a black tapered vulcanite stem.
1930s FOURSOME OLD BRUYERE (unidentified) with electro-plated band and HAND CUT STEM
1947 advert courtesy Advert Museum
+ Rattray's HAL O' THE WYND
1947 advert courtesy Advert Museum
+ Rattray's HAL O' THE WYND
Yehhh…. I keep my VooDoo Queen in an old C&D tin. It was bulk. This is my 18k and sapphire bulldog. My own doings….
Yes, it's a mid 20th century Baronite made of enamelled clay (not porcelain)
1920s advert courtesy the Amsterdam Pipe Museum collection
According to Pipedia, "While Goedewaagen pipes were originally traditional and figural clays, after the invention of the double walled clay pipe by Zenith, also a Gouda company, Goedewaagen began producing pipes in that commonly seen style, which they marketed as The Baronite Pipe, advertised for its clean smoking and health benefits. Since the company’s bankruptcy in 1982, however, they have made only the occasional souvenir pipe, including a line commemorating Holland’s monarchs."
Breaking in my new Sav 315ks Noce with C&D Kajun Kake. I’ll think I’ll call this pipe the “Wall-Nut” because it’ll live on a wall and looks like a walnut lol. For a first smoke she smokes great and the blend tastes great in it 
Ending the work day with We Three Kings in a BriarWorks. I seem to be enjoying some sweeter aromatics this time of year. 
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You picked a good name... Noce means "walnut" in Italian.
Yup that’s what the SP site said lol
Carolina Flake w/ Perique 2021 in a J. Everett Blasted Bent Brandy with ivorite 
Paladin Black Cherry in a Brigham Voyageur straight Rhodesian, and earlier in a Savinelli St. Nicholas 2021 311KS Poker.
I feel like my nice fancy jarred tobaccos are looking at me smoking Borkum Riff and Paladin lately and going "What happened to you?"
I have been enjoying some We Three Kings this week, too.
I feel like my nice fancy jarred tobaccos are looking at me smoking Borkum Riff and Paladin lately and going "What happened to you?"
I have been enjoying some We Three Kings this week, too.
Wthat is a beautiful pipe.
Thank you! I love smoking it.
The Balkan Sobranie™ in an AKB Meerschaum lattice Rhodesian
C&d gates of light in a claw meer.
Wilke Peanut Butter Chocolate in a MM Diplomat.
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