Packed for soon, Peter Stokkebye PS2 Whiskey, in a Peterson Killarney bent brandy B11 ebony with nickel bands. Mild but satisfying blend.
***What Are You Smoking, January 2021?***
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Enjoying now,C&D-Star of the East ribbon in corn pipe Carolina Gent,and small cup whiskey.................
Almost finished smoking year 2016 D&R Three Sails in a smooth straight late 1970s Charatan Special 4148DC Reg. No. 203573 pot with a black double comfort vulcanite stem. I did finish a long set of walking reps. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
Former’s Straight Grain Flake in a 1914 Patent Peterson Bulldog with Ryan Alden Stem.
War Horse Bar in a Burner by Scott's Pipes. Glad I revisited this one. My first tin I didn't like the topping very much, but I am enjoying it more this time around.
Dark Plug in a Tekin Meerschaum Rhodesian.
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MacBaren dark twist roll cake in a BBB Contrast1
Not long finished some Germain's Brown Flake in my Peterson Star System..
Deciding on my bedtime bowl now..
Deciding on my bedtime bowl now..
Enjoyed a tasty lunch, and am a quarter of the way through this bowl of year 2008 Dunhill 965 in an undated, unbranded made in Italy smooth, medium brown, medium bend egg with a nickel band on a black tapered vulcanite stem. Watching the 1971 All Star game on MLB TV. Going to hit the record button before long when I do another set of walks.
Just loaded a bowl of SG Sam's Flake in a 1958 Dunhill Shell billiard 59 F/T and put a chicken in the smoker for dinner tonight.
Look it’s another Episode of ‘Wash & Spin’! LOL
I’m trying to decide between these two Stanwells to purchase;
Short Shank
The Danish Pipe Shop
At the Danish Pipe Shop in Copenhagen, Denmark you find more than 5000 tobacco pipes, 350 different pipe tobaccos, lighters and accessories for smokers. Tom Eltang Pipes, Stanwell, Poul Winsløw, Neerup, Mac Baren, My Own Blend, Dunhill and more!
www.danishpipeshop.com
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The Danish Pipe Shop
At the Danish Pipe Shop in Copenhagen, Denmark you find more than 5000 tobacco pipes, 350 different pipe tobaccos, lighters and accessories for smokers. Tom Eltang Pipes, Stanwell, Poul Winsløw, Neerup, Mac Baren, My Own Blend, Dunhill and more!
www.danishpipeshop.com
Giving Three Friars by C&D another go in this Sam Adebayo.
Capstan Blue in a Vauen Auenland Eron Sandblasted.
Currently enjoying BCA in my new to me Stanwell 141.
Cairo in Peterson SH Rathbone. GEC14. Actually, Cairo dust with pinch of Fillmore so I don't inhale tobacco dust. Worked out pretty good.
Squadron Leader in a Mastro de Paja 1/4 bent Rhodesian
B.C in a horizontal diamond stamped on the shank (unknown maker to me and to everyone else I've asked) /
E.I over G.I over H.J.I stamped on the mount with marks for London 1888
Edward Inderwick, George Inderwick, Henry John Inderwick - small workers
(thanks to @greeneyes for this information)
INDERWICK AND Co., 45 Carnaby Street, W. London
Left Photo © Mario de Biasi/Mondadori Portfolio via Getty Images (1966)
Right photo courtesy Kosmo Vinyl for the image (1973)
No. 45 Carnaby Street today
Inderwick & Co - the Pipes & Tobacco Specialist - was founded in 1797 by John Inderwick and was one of the earliest tobacconists in London. Their original shop was located on Wardour Street and their warehouse was situated 58 Prince's St, Leicester Square.
When they decided to sell their own brand of pipe they got some of the top pipe makers like Comoys to make them.
They incorporated on the 22nd October 1934 and the company was finally wound up in early 2000 and the shop at 45, Carnaby Street closed its doors as one of the last of the specialist pipe and pipe tobacco shops in the area.
They may have seemed out of place in the midst of the Carnaby St pop explosion but stayed put nevertheless, resisting several tempting offers on their lease throughout this period. The pop revolution actually enhanced their business rather than threaten it as curious Carnaby Street shoppers spilled off the busy pavement and ventured inside to buy their specialist tobacco blends, cigarettes and the long clay Churchwardens, Corncobs and Meerschaum pipes which they'd been selling for 170 years.
(Inderwicks was not one of my regular haunts but RIP the other nearby pipe shops I used to visit on a weekly basis - Charatan and Astleys in Jermyn Street, Sullivan Powell and H. Simmons in The Burlington Arcade, Fribourg & Treyer in The Haymarket, Bewlays in Piccadilly and G. Smith & Sons in Charing Cross Road).
+ H. Simmons DOWN THE ROAD MIXTURE:-
Watching GRAND HOTEL
E.I over G.I over H.J.I stamped on the mount with marks for London 1888
Edward Inderwick, George Inderwick, Henry John Inderwick - small workers
(thanks to @greeneyes for this information)
INDERWICK AND Co., 45 Carnaby Street, W. London
Left Photo © Mario de Biasi/Mondadori Portfolio via Getty Images (1966)
Right photo courtesy Kosmo Vinyl for the image (1973)
No. 45 Carnaby Street today
Inderwick & Co - the Pipes & Tobacco Specialist - was founded in 1797 by John Inderwick and was one of the earliest tobacconists in London. Their original shop was located on Wardour Street and their warehouse was situated 58 Prince's St, Leicester Square.
When they decided to sell their own brand of pipe they got some of the top pipe makers like Comoys to make them.
They incorporated on the 22nd October 1934 and the company was finally wound up in early 2000 and the shop at 45, Carnaby Street closed its doors as one of the last of the specialist pipe and pipe tobacco shops in the area.
They may have seemed out of place in the midst of the Carnaby St pop explosion but stayed put nevertheless, resisting several tempting offers on their lease throughout this period. The pop revolution actually enhanced their business rather than threaten it as curious Carnaby Street shoppers spilled off the busy pavement and ventured inside to buy their specialist tobacco blends, cigarettes and the long clay Churchwardens, Corncobs and Meerschaum pipes which they'd been selling for 170 years.
(Inderwicks was not one of my regular haunts but RIP the other nearby pipe shops I used to visit on a weekly basis - Charatan and Astleys in Jermyn Street, Sullivan Powell and H. Simmons in The Burlington Arcade, Fribourg & Treyer in The Haymarket, Bewlays in Piccadilly and G. Smith & Sons in Charing Cross Road).
+ H. Simmons DOWN THE ROAD MIXTURE:-
Watching GRAND HOTEL
F&T VA Cut Plug in a Rossi Sitting #8622 Bent Pot.
Thanks for sharing! ?
I found Mostex’s website and the Stanislaw blends;
Stanislaw tobacco - Mostex
Now the question is, can we get these in the USA? Hmm ?
Samuel Gawith Brown # 4 in an early 1900’s Meerschaum with Bone Tenon and Amber Stem
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