Nice hat, nicer pecker. That coon must have walked the line his whole life to get it that straight.2021 Cringle flake in a self made Anse.
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Nice hat, nicer pecker. That coon must have walked the line his whole life to get it that straight.2021 Cringle flake in a self made Anse.
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It's a nice looking pipe from my phone screen, but judging by your lighter and the tin of tobacco that the pipe is resting on...I think you know the answer...I could be wrong.Found a pipe in a small antique shop, it was extremely dirty, I spent 40 usd and more than 3 hours cleaning (forget to take the photo before cleaning). After scraping off a layer of aromatic cake and cleaning it with alcohol, the current situation is satisfactory, and I will smoke a bowl later.
The nomenclature stamped on the left shank flank is, kaywoodie, super grain, imported briar,The right side of the shank stamped a number, 08B.
Can someone tell me if $40 is a good price without considering my labor costs?
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I love how the colour of the pipe almost matches the horse on the tin.First time riding this fine steed into battle, the battle being sitting on my my back porch.
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I don't understand the connection between them.It's a nice looking pipe from my phone screen, but judging by your lighter and the tin of tobacco that the pipe is resting on...I think you know the answer...I could be wrong.
Thank youReally a nice looking pipe!
I don't claim to be an expert. I was just comparing the other items in the pic to a $40 briar pipe (a nice looking one). To me, I think you got a good deal compared to paying $40 for a cob, just my opinion.I don't understand the connection between them.
If this pipe is worth 60 or 80 dollars, I will be very happy. If it's only worth $10 or $20, that means I need to do some research before going to the antique store.
Perhaps kaywoodie pipes are quite common in the United States, and their value is very clear, but this is the first kaywoodie pipe I saw, so I really need some expert advice.
Well, I get your good point , Maybe I should buy the remaining four or five pipes. I estimate the total price will not exceed 120 USDI don't claim to be an expert. I was just comparing the other items in the pic to a $40 briar pipe (a nice looking one). To me, I think you got a good deal.View attachment 186641View attachment 186642
@Steddy ,Nice hat, nicer pecker. That coon must have walked the line his whole life to get it that straight.