1978 S. T. DUPONT de PARIS MADE IN FRANCE (Simon Tissot Dupont) - rightly famous for their lighters they were also involved in pipes for a number of years
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***What Are You Smoking, February 2022?***
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I really love panel pipes...
FVF in a Merrick Poker for my first and last smoke of the day. Been a long day and I’m bone tired. Have a good evening all.
Burley Flake #5 in a Castello paneled pot
Me too! I have a few Savinelli 505KS that are fantastic smokers
None. Both times today when I had the time, it started raining. I had my Scott's little Dublin and some Kramer's Father Dempsey ready to go. It is my go-to tobacco, and I realized I haven't been going to it lately in favor of a variety of flakes and other new to me blends. I thought I owed it a catch-up. Perhaps tomorrow!
Bringing an end to a long day with a large glass of the Sexton Irish Whiskey and a bowl of 2011 SPC Plum Pudding in a Peterson 150L.
Mac Baren Vintage Syrian in a Caminetto Bulldog.
Some Old Dominion out of an old Bruce Peters. Wish I could figure out a way to roughly date this pipe.
My beard is catching up to yours sir!
St. Bruno Flake in a Briarworks Rhodesian.
I’ve found that this blend really opens up in larger diameter chambers.
I’ve found that this blend really opens up in larger diameter chambers.
Milan’s King’s Ransom in a Peterson Deerstalker.
Just finished smoking year 2013 Stonehaven in a 2002 medium bend smooth brown Rinaldo EGEA 03 Silver line spigot 10 with a black acrylic saddle stem.
Dark Birds Eye in a Grabow. Probably need a shower after this combo ?
CD corn cob button nose in a Sherlock Holmes Jr.
St Bruno in a Castello faceted great line dublin.
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