Smoking Pipes 20th Anniversary XX Flake in a Kaywoodie Rhodesian from 2020
***What Are You Smoking, January 2022?***
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Just enjoyed a small bowl of crooner in a ropp junior cherrywood, while some rum twist dries. Gonna load that up in a meer after lunch.
anyone else get almost a toasted coconut vibe from deer tongue?
anyone else get almost a toasted coconut vibe from deer tongue?
Wilke Safari in a 2020 Dunhill Year of the Ox. With bilberry tea.
Half way through this bowl of year 2012 Rolando’s Own in a smooth straight early ‘60s Lane era “William Conrad” Charatan Executive Extra Large stretch apple with diagonal channel cuts on the lower right and left of the bowl along with a black vulcanite double comfort saddle stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink. Had a great day with Basil Meadows smoking different pipe tobacco, eating pizza, and chatting about all kinds of subjects.
Finishing up my sutliff 507 in my Nutten’s while looking a my new poster in the smoke shop
Sutliff’s Heavy English in a Charatan’s Make Bent Pot
MRC into a shield above MARCEE
(MARECHAL, RUCHON & CIE - MRC initials - A sub-brand of GBD.
Marcee pipes were produced exclusively for the French market. The company was owned by Auguste Marechal and Ferdinand Ruchon ("& Cie" is the french equivalent of "& Co") who also owned the GBD brand from the end of the 19th century until 1902 when they sold Marechal, Ruchon & Cie. to Oppenheimer Pipe, which in turn changed the name of the company to Marechal, Ruchon & Co., Ltd.. Upon the creation of Cadogan, however, the brand was no more, remembered only in the name of the GBD Marcee pipes made until just after the Second World War.)
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MRC into a shield and AO (Adolphe Oppenheimer & Co.) stamped on the band with marks for London 1918
+ Dunhill 965 MIXTURE
(MARECHAL, RUCHON & CIE - MRC initials - A sub-brand of GBD.
Marcee pipes were produced exclusively for the French market. The company was owned by Auguste Marechal and Ferdinand Ruchon ("& Cie" is the french equivalent of "& Co") who also owned the GBD brand from the end of the 19th century until 1902 when they sold Marechal, Ruchon & Cie. to Oppenheimer Pipe, which in turn changed the name of the company to Marechal, Ruchon & Co., Ltd.. Upon the creation of Cadogan, however, the brand was no more, remembered only in the name of the GBD Marcee pipes made until just after the Second World War.)
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MRC into a shield and AO (Adolphe Oppenheimer & Co.) stamped on the band with marks for London 1918
+ Dunhill 965 MIXTURE
The Mellow Mallard in a Wiley Meteor with a snifter of Grand Marnier.
The end of a tin of 2020 Cringle Flake in a lattice globe meer.
Back to back bowls of Rattray's Black Mallory in a new (to me) Stanwell Danish Star (which was somewhat of a rescue dog but smoked above expectations), and a Radice Sand Grain. I'm getting a little weary of the light English kick I've been on lately, I'm trying to be disciplined about finishing some tins before I open new ones, and it is paying off - this is tasty stuff.
As it seems all of North America is gripped in a cold snap.
-30C here in Central Alberta
GLP Gaslight in a Vaun Meer lined Churchwarden
Wrapped in my electric blanket in my garage/shop
-30C here in Central Alberta
GLP Gaslight in a Vaun Meer lined Churchwarden
Wrapped in my electric blanket in my garage/shop
WCC 558 going into the Peterson Calabash. This stuff rubs out perfectly to fit in these more narrow pipes.
BritBox, Royal Jersey in one of my dripdogs.
Happy Birthday and enjoy the Bones! Great pipes.
Smoking some Lane BCA in the Star Meerschaum Pipes straight Dublin.
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