A quarter of a bowl left of C&D Burley Ribbon Cut in a 1970s slight bend black sandblasted Comoy's Silver Cloud 624 square shank sitter with a silver pearl gray acrylic saddle stem. A cup of hot tea is my drink.
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Rustica is the only thing that has tempted me to make another order there.
Charatan Black Flake from last night in the Ken Barnes bent Dublin with cumberland saddle bit
Gawith Hoggarth & Co.: Coniston Cut Plug in a Meer...
Dunhill Flake in a Peterson Sherlock Holmes Baker Street
Did a little snacking, and am part way through this bowl of year 2016 Peter Heinrichs Dark Strong Kentucky in an undated Family Era Sasieni Natural Four Dot Grosvenor smooth medium brown quarter bend bulldog with a black tapered vulcanite stem.
Charatan 3 year matured Virginia (care of birddog66) in a Connoisseur pipe shop saddle bit Apple. Nice smoke.Thanks,birddog.
Cup O’ Joe’s No. 23 Anniversary Crumble Cake in an LHS Diplomat
And they have Orlik DSK. I broke down last week and got both. Got to me in 4 days.
SPC Plum Pudding in a Peterson Derry 69. My daughter says it smells like I am bar-b-queuing. Unlike her mother, she likes the aroma of latakia. Go figure.
Late 19th-early 20th cent. with CM surmounted by a crown stamped on the shank plus swirls and a simplified version of the crest of Oran carved on the bowl face
FINEST LONDON MOUNT stamped on the plated ferrule
(CM: Charles Leopold Maas trading as Charles Maas & Co. was active in London from 1883 at 13, Jewin Crescent, EC as manufacturer and importer of smokers' pipes of various types, including rare and exotic and meerschaum, sometime in partnership with Marcus Maas, originally identified with that of Maas Brothers - Leopold Maas, Sigismund Maas and Bernard Maas - of Wood Street Square, City, London and Heumuhlgasse, Vienna. The partnership - manufacturers and importers of pipes - was dissolved on the 31st January 1888.
Charles Maas & Co. entered their marks - 'CM' incuse and without outline, 'CM' incuse and contained within an oval, and 'CM' incuse and contained within an oval beneath a crown.
These marks were entered a total of 22 times with the London Assay Office between the years 1883 and 1914.
A further set of marks noted was 'CM' above 'MM' incuse and without outline, denoting the partnership of Charles Maas and Marcus Maas, that was registered with the LAO on the 24th September 1890.
The firm's marks containing the crown were cancelled at the request of the Sheffield Assay Office on the 28th February 1896.
Charles Maas & Co. also entered their marks 'CM' incuse and without outline, 'CM' incuse and contained within an oval, with the Chester Assay Office.
C. Maas & Co. were converted into a limited liability company styled C. Maas & Co. Ltd. in c.1915)
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FINEST LONDON MOUNT stamped on the plated ferrule
(CM: Charles Leopold Maas trading as Charles Maas & Co. was active in London from 1883 at 13, Jewin Crescent, EC as manufacturer and importer of smokers' pipes of various types, including rare and exotic and meerschaum, sometime in partnership with Marcus Maas, originally identified with that of Maas Brothers - Leopold Maas, Sigismund Maas and Bernard Maas - of Wood Street Square, City, London and Heumuhlgasse, Vienna. The partnership - manufacturers and importers of pipes - was dissolved on the 31st January 1888.
Charles Maas & Co. entered their marks - 'CM' incuse and without outline, 'CM' incuse and contained within an oval, and 'CM' incuse and contained within an oval beneath a crown.
These marks were entered a total of 22 times with the London Assay Office between the years 1883 and 1914.
A further set of marks noted was 'CM' above 'MM' incuse and without outline, denoting the partnership of Charles Maas and Marcus Maas, that was registered with the LAO on the 24th September 1890.
The firm's marks containing the crown were cancelled at the request of the Sheffield Assay Office on the 28th February 1896.
Charles Maas & Co. also entered their marks 'CM' incuse and without outline, 'CM' incuse and contained within an oval, with the Chester Assay Office.
C. Maas & Co. were converted into a limited liability company styled C. Maas & Co. Ltd. in c.1915)
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Almost at the half way mark on this bowl of 1970s Prince Albert in an undated, unbranded straight smooth brown made in France Los Alton VBF Canadian with a tapered black vulcanite stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
Some MacBaren uncut Navy plug in a John Bessai estate pipe 
Cup O’ Joe’s No. 23 Anniversary in an early 1920’s Comoy’s Old Bruyere
GL Pease 20th Anniversary Samarra in a Sasieni Claret Bulldog
Question on this - Mine contains a lot of dark leaves, and I think it tastes like Latakia. Opinions?
Edit - I looked up tobacco reviews and it is indeed a Balkan. I somehow thought it is a Va Or
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