WC R&B in a Radice Silk Cut
***What Are You Smoking, February 2021?***
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Irish Free State Era (1922-1937) PETERSON'S DUBLIN 2 stamped on the shank
K&P PETERSON DUBLIN stamped on the ferrule with marks for Dublin 1924
K&P stamped on the hinged windcap below a trio of typical Peterson marks (shamrock, wolfhound and tower) used on their plated metal
+ Rattray's BLACK VIRGINIA:-
K&P PETERSON DUBLIN stamped on the ferrule with marks for Dublin 1924
K&P stamped on the hinged windcap below a trio of typical Peterson marks (shamrock, wolfhound and tower) used on their plated metal
+ Rattray's BLACK VIRGINIA:-
D&R Ryback in a Chap lumberman, trying to read but keep getting interrupted by my wife, kids, dog, cat, telemarketers, etc.
You need a license to kill!
JA Luxury Flake (2014) in a 1905 BBB Oom Paul with Glokar Stem 
WCC Old Dominion in a Savinelli billiard
MacBaren HH Acadian Perique in a Savinelli 9mm tapered bit billiard. Normal 9mm filters fit loose in here,too.To remedy, I am running a Denicotea 9mm filter.It fits a wee bit tight, but it goes in.No pun intended.?
Enjoyed an important nap, and am now smoking Edgeworth Ready Rubbed Match in a very much appreciated 1979 brown, slight bend grain etched flat front Stanwell Rego 969-48 (09) with a black vulcanite saddle stem. Until the last couple of years, this was one of my most heavily smoked pipes, and I figure I may have smoked it around 10,000 times. Wouldn't take a bucket of money for it. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
2011 McClelland Wilderness in a CAO Bekler Geometric.
@WalrusMustachePiper Try this one:SG Navy Flake into a clay pipe . Clay pipes put me in a mood for some sea shanties , considering selling some briar . ?
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Burley Delight in a Moonshine cob
Another beautiful February day - smoking the last of Acadian Perique in a Peterson Derry Rustic B35. Glad I have another tin of this in the cellar.
GH&Co. Kendal Kentucky in a Tsuge The Tasting 16 stack
That three legged symbol is actually the flag of the Isle of Man. It’s a small island between Britain and Ireland and it’s where the TT motorcycle race is held. I can see why you’d think it aboriginal though. I wonder if the pipe was a special edition, The I o M has a ancient Celtic heritage.
Frog Morton Cellar in a Morgan Bones Liverpool on the commute home.
Tried the Peterson Plug in a Bantam and have so much more appreciation for it now.
A year off the roll-ups now and I’m noticing my palate is changing and I’m starting to get some more of the subtleties of my regular blends as well as others.
1792 in the Marcus then that’s it for me.
A year off the roll-ups now and I’m noticing my palate is changing and I’m starting to get some more of the subtleties of my regular blends as well as others.
1792 in the Marcus then that’s it for me.
GH Dark Bird's Eye in a German Clay
Samuel Gawith Grousemoor in a Falcon with Meerschaum Bowl
Gawith Hoggarth & Co.: Coniston Cut Plug in a Meer I'm coloring up (It will give in before I do!)...
Relaxing after a wonderful salad, sausage and sliced tomato pizza with a scoop of strawberries and cream ice cream for dessert. I'm just passing the third way mark on this bowl of Watch City Rouxgaroux in a smooth straight late ‘50s, 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. Ice water and bergs is my drink. Getting ready to watch the pilot of Superman and Lois. I hope it's not bad.
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