A book keeper is a bent, paneled brandy with a square shank and a saddle stem. My friend Art, who does that for a living, came up with the shape, and has had several artisan pipe makers make them for him. He gifted me two of them.
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2013 Wessex Gold Brick in a Pre Transition Barling Billiard.
I was surprised how much I like Latakia Flake. An excellent blend.
Now smoking Ken Byron Ventures MSP The Burley Prototype in a medium bend black sandblasted IPSD 2016 Mark Tinsky book keeper 5 with a square shank and a black acrylic saddle stem with a cream colored accent. Have enough left for a couple bowls.
Stubb's Pipe in a BriarWorks c23 black sandblast Lovat 
Very cool! I love panel shapes. Has anyone adopted the shape as part of their standard catalog?
Late 1970s Peterson's Smooth Dublin churchwarden / Made in The Republic of Ireland + G. Smith & Sons Ltd. OLD LONDON SWEET CUT:-
That’s too bad. I would put that on my list for sure. The Brandy gives plenty of room for facets and still has stout walls without feeling chunky. Lovely.
That’s probably Harris’ version of a drugstore pipe, lol.
Smoking Pipes 20th Anniversary XX Flake Dark in a Sasieni Claret
Can you even get 312 anymore? I've been looking all over and can't find it.
Sutliff Virginia Slices #507-C cut with some 515 RC-1 in a Blatter Select sandblasted Rhodesian.
Rattray’s Macbeth in a Nording Silver Series Sandblasted Billiard. 
Wilke Chocolate in a Stanwell rook with a gold band. Drakes Denoggin-izer for refreshment. 
KBV Notorious in a globe lattice meer.
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