Indeed some hard-fought footie games. Consoling myself with a bowl of Brown Clunee in a Rossi Sitting 8101.
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Did a second set of walking reps, and am close to finishing this bowl of year 2016 D&R Two Timer Gold in a 1982 smooth straight Sasieni Ivory 105 Apple with a black vulcanite saddle stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
Got out my old Dr. Grabow Freehand which I have had for years and smoked some Match Holiday Mixture. It's an old pipe with an old blend smoked by an old man. It just seems right.
Maiden voyage for 2022 Peterson PPN (23). Although apparently not a popular blend, lol, I’m enjoying some Peterson Sweet Killarney and this pipe works wonderfully. 80% of the in house Xmas done, nice bowl of leftover chili and condensing Xmas lists! Festive photos to set the mood! 
Now smoking year 2018 Esoterica Dunbar in a smooth straight, dark brown early 1960s Lane era Charatan Selected 43 Dublin with a black vulcanite double comfort saddle stem. This pipe was formerly owned by actor William Conrad.
Haha, I thought of “Cannon” and McCloud” last night - woke up in the wee hours and couldn’t sleep and caught the one Robert Culp episode of “Columbo” I’d never seen (he’s a pro sorts team owner) - not the best of the lot, but he was always a good villain on that show.
G&H Bob’s Square Cut in a Unfinished Savinelli 673
Finishing the last of C&D John Marr. Overall, I found it to be nice aromatic that is an easy smoke, but not something I will be stocking up on.
@edger This one?
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I've got this one; a gift from @condorlover1:
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Maybe I should make it my dedicated Condor pipe
Billiard with Yellow Stem - Old German Clay Pipes
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Cutty with Aluminum and Stem - Old German Clay Pipes
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Smoking some C&D Three Friars in a Blakemar Briars Litchbruyere bullcap. Delicious!
Is that the Stryker? I was thinking about getting that for myself and a couple of buddies who are Star Trek fans. How do you like it?
Braving the not-too-cold with some GS 1792 Flake in my Modelo meer.
Yes, the billiard. I like the stem for comfort, but it doesn’t seem to be removable and, therefore, obviates my ability to clean it by throwing it in a fire. How do you clean yours?@edger This one?
I've got this one; a gift from @condorlover1:Billiard with Yellow Stem - Old German Clay Pipes
Buy this Old German Clay Billiard with Yellow Stem tobacco pipe from Smokingpipes, hand-crafted from quality German clay by Markus Fohr.
Maybe I should make it my dedicated Condor pipeCutty with Aluminum and Stem - Old German Clay Pipes
Buy this Old German Clay Cutty with Aluminum and Stem tobacco pipe from Smokingpipes, hand-crafted from quality German clay by Markus Fohr.
Condor…..lovely stuff!
I like it. It holds more than a legend but not as much as the freehand or MacArthur. It's perfect. They also have The William which has an apple shaped bowl like the cobbler. The stem is beautiful and goes great with the black cob.
@edger The stem on my pipe is removable; I think the black stem looks better on a clay pipe than the yellow one.
Maybe I should make it my dedicated Condor pipe
I just wash my pipes in my washing up water and run a pipe cleaner down the stem.
My most precious clay pipe moment was when the blacksmith at the Redcoats & Revolutionaries event lit my clay pipe with an ember from his forge; I was smoking C&D Yorktown in it; appropriate to the event
Maybe I should make it my dedicated Condor pipe
I just wash my pipes in my washing up water and run a pipe cleaner down the stem.
My most precious clay pipe moment was when the blacksmith at the Redcoats & Revolutionaries event lit my clay pipe with an ember from his forge; I was smoking C&D Yorktown in it; appropriate to the event
Going to have Sutliff Cringle Flake 2021 in a Clay Figural (Santa Claus?) with Cherrywood stem with orific bit.
This is the maiden voyage for this pipe, which I plan on dedicating to Holiday/Seasonal blends. I’m unfamiliar with the maker’s mark, which emulates a red wax seal—“RR” inside a crest (a wide crown above the shield portion). The orific bit suggests this could be late 19th Century, or early 20th Century.
Any help with the ID of the maker, or suggestion of who might be depicted (other than Santa) would be most welcome.
This is the maiden voyage for this pipe, which I plan on dedicating to Holiday/Seasonal blends. I’m unfamiliar with the maker’s mark, which emulates a red wax seal—“RR” inside a crest (a wide crown above the shield portion). The orific bit suggests this could be late 19th Century, or early 20th Century.
Any help with the ID of the maker, or suggestion of who might be depicted (other than Santa) would be most welcome.
Does the mouthpiece come out of the ferrule or does the ferrule come off the clay stem. I don’t want to break the pipe and I couldn’t find any clay pipe vendors that address this in their FAQ’s.@edger The stem on my pipe is removable; I think the black stem looks better on a clay pipe than the yellow one.
Maybe I should make it my dedicated Condor pipe
I just wash my pipes in my washing up water and run a pipe cleaner down the stem.
My most precious clay pipe moment was when the blacksmith at the Redcoats & Revolutionaries event lit my clay pipe with an ember from his forge; I was smoking C&D Yorktown in it; appropriate to the event
I have three MacArthur 5-Star cobs—my only complaint is the amount of chamber below the draught hole (which I suppose could be remedied by filling, but, I prefer to keep the pipes “stock”). Yes, the stem combined with the black cob is what I found visually appealing. Thanks.
Early evening bowl of C&D Bayou Morning in an Upshall P Dublin with quarter-bent tapered stem. Like this blend very much and find GLP Cairo almost identical (same blender), but with the addition of orientals, to be smoother, better mannered and my preferred breakfast smoke.
Esoterica Margate from August 2019 in an Altinay translucent meerschaum billiard
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