That looks like it might be a Wellington. Check if it has this little triangle anywhere:Earlier had some BLWB (Burley Lite Without Bite) in a "Dublin System" stamped pipe. Haven't been able to find any information about this one anywhere online. Smokes great and has a very open draw compared to a Peterson System.View attachment 188888
Do you still smoke with your kitty? Hope he's ok!Bob’s Square Cut in a MM General.
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It's forth and newest in a set of annual Santa pipes made by J. Everett.What brand pipe is that ? My favorite shape !
Mind the Gap must be a most London of English blends. Is this new?Now smoking KBV Mind the Gap (Merchant Service) beat in a medium bend fumed tan crackled year 2020 Ahmet Govem reverse calabash meerschaum with a military mount silver band and black acrylic stem. Working on beta notes.
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that flake looks SOOOO GOOOOD!Dragon Flake in the Barling Bent Billiard View attachment 189074
just ordered some old stock pipes and one of them is going to be a dedicated semois..!Semois in a Falcon on the way home.
I have a full cardboard box of tins made between 1960–1963, complete with the original rolling papers, with the "PUSH UP" instructions on the front of the tins, 1 5/8 oz. weight, before the ZIP code was added (the 1963–1964 packaging)—they're all intact except one tin; I suspect you're better off smoking a new batch or something else. Empty vintage tins are easy to come by—ones with tobacco still intact are not—you have a rarity in your possession; if you crack it open, all you will have is a nice condition tin and disappointing smoke.I have a sealed tin, late 60s early 70s I believe. I wanted to open, rehydrate and smoke it, but I was told it would be like smoking paper. LOL
So I’ve never opened it...
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Semois is one of the most unique blends. Love this stuff.just ordered some old stock pipes and one of them is going to be a dedicated semois..!
It'll be like the earlier version with a few differences.Mind the Gap must be a most London of English blends. Is this new?