Virginia/Kentucky home blend in a 1963 Dunhill 475 F/T Shell Cherrywood. Trusty Rodgers of Sheffield pipe tool and 1950's Nimrod Commander pipe lighter accompanying.
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This is a book of pictures of famous seals of all dynasties in China, from prehistoric times to modern times.
These seals are made of various materials, such as metal, ivory, wood, stone, jade, etc., and contain names, authorizations of government officials, mottoes or poems.
I am currently learning this art which requires mastery of calligraphy and carving techniques. If you like knives, you should know an American knife maker named al mar. His logo is a small seal with his Chinese name engraved on it.
Wessex Gold Virginia Flake in an Altinok. Bowl 42.
The stems are not actually hot, just slightly warm, so don't worry. Falcon has a kind of very deep bowl, but the caliber is not large.
Thank you for the feedback Isaac, I like your "robust" cover.
The charging for 3 pieces was total (incl. transport and taxes):EUR 15.74.
Viprati in a Trademark Castello KKKK bent billiard
Thank you @halfdan for the link to this event, the pictures were fantastic, such realism. Also learned some history on the English civil war, very intriguing. Definitely will be reading up on the enactments and the history of your country. The differing elements from this forum is really fun.@craig61a I went to the Sealed Knot re-enactment a couple of weeks ago
It felt like I'd gone back in time when I had a pint and a clay with one of the re-enactors in the beer garden (without a police box or a DeLorean) especially with the church bells in the backgroundLog into Facebook
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I was smoking GH brown twist in my Old Dominion Jamestown clay and drinking a pint of Robinson's Unicorn out of my pewter tankard.
My friends having fun like you.
F&T Cut Blended Plug in a dublin by Alexander Ponomarchuk. This pipe has no “bad side.”
@Backwoods Briar Glad you enjoyed the photos. I wasn't actually taking part but I'd like to get into living history re-enactment. A couple of "Condor Moment" pics from Nantwich:
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Going to have Wilke Pipe Tobacco Lizzie Blood Red English in a Grey Rossi Notte 8320 Author (by Savinelli).
Capstan Blue in a 1913 Cased Set from MRC. These will be my all day pipes.
Starting off my smoking day with a bowl of year 2014 Edward G. Robinson's Pipe Blend in a 2014 Basil Meadows smooth slight bend squashed tomato with an aluminum band and a black pearl acrylic stem in the military mount style. Watching Mad Dog Russo.
By the look of your eyelids it could be…..Not sure what in a modified cob.View attachment 200563
Enjoying a lunch break and some warmer 38° weather on the front porch with the wife & the pups.
She's smoking a bowl of Jim's Blend, a house blend from the Pipe Rack (Akron, OH) in a Chacom Pistache 851.
I'm having a bowl of Peterson Irish Whiskey in a Peterson 2023 SPD 107.
She's smoking a bowl of Jim's Blend, a house blend from the Pipe Rack (Akron, OH) in a Chacom Pistache 851.
I'm having a bowl of Peterson Irish Whiskey in a Peterson 2023 SPD 107.
A random, crispy bit of Gawith Flake, broken into the Non-Barling Barling.
G.L. Pease Union Square in a Savinelli Noce 207. I’m looking forward to smoking more Virginias this year.
Peterson 2023 SPD B42. This aged FVP CVP is great - shout out to @hoosierpipeguy for the suggestion!
PS Burley Cube in a Barling 2nd. Top of the morning everyone.
Did a set of walking reps, and am close to finishing this bowl of year 2016 D&R Three Sails in an undated straight brush etched black Molina apple with a nickel band and a tapered black vulcanite stem. My left foot has not healed yet, but I tested it out, anyway.
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