Your hitting the 5 Brother’s aren't you!I just knocked over my coffee which projectile spilled all over me, electronics, etc. My pipe is safe and dry and still lit, thank you very much! I am most clumsy in the morning.
Your hitting the 5 Brother’s aren't you!I just knocked over my coffee which projectile spilled all over me, electronics, etc. My pipe is safe and dry and still lit, thank you very much! I am most clumsy in the morning.
And taped it on. Believe me, I ain't fancy!!I cut the label off the pouch lol
Ohhh, you should patent this.I cut the label off the pouch lol
I also try to use the stickers on the bags when I order from brick-and-mortar tobacconists. Sometimes they peel off nice, other times they don't!I cut them off the cans and pouches also. The only problem is that some of the HU tobacco labels state the blens really small. Its not very convient to reach in a cabinet and grab the right one. For whatever reason my tin of Haymaker came with a nifty sticker. Unfortunately other blends didnt.
I always say there isn't a get rich easy scheme that works, it was right there under my nose the whole time. Now some no good forum rat is gonna pirate my creation!!Ohhh, you should patent this.
For curiosity sake,Which country makes these Beckers?Frozen over here pretty well this morning. C&D Exclusive in a
Becker Billiard with Coffee.View attachment 267138
I think the reason C&D don’t glue their labels to the tins is so they can be easily removed and taped onto a jar.I also try to use the stickers on the bags when I order from brick-and-mortar tobacconists. Sometimes they peel off nice, other times they don't!
@Cloozoe This video was from Derbyshire Woodland Festival; I went here but can't see myself in the audience. Jason the blacksmith lit my clay pipe with an ember from his forge; here's a photo of him in between lighting my clays:
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@Cloozoe He has a Viking name; my favourite lighter doesn't use butaneWish I had a blacksmith to light my pipe with a forge-ember; save on butane expenses, keep the rims of my pipes nice, and enhance my standing as a member of the landed gentry. "Jason" is no kind of name for a medieval blacksmith, though...maybe I can find one called Ælfric
It’s actually stamped “Irish Seconds”Thanks, yes, I know what seconds are, my question was more specific to what markings differentiate this pipe from a regular K&P? I’ve just restored a 1947-48 K&P, so only now getting to know the historical markings.