2013 Virginia Spice in this Northern Briars. Pelligrino accompanying.
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2013 Virginia Spice in this Northern Briars. Pelligrino accompanying.
Oriental Silk in a brand new Kim Jong Wook pipe in honor of my brand new grandson!
He was born today, healthy and perfect. My son in law is Korean, so I bought a birth year pipe from a Korean pipe maker to honor his heritage. Today the pipe gets its inaugural smoke! What better tobacco choice than Oriental Silk? My grandson was named after me! What an honor. I am still in shock over the whole day.
He was born today, healthy and perfect. My son in law is Korean, so I bought a birth year pipe from a Korean pipe maker to honor his heritage. Today the pipe gets its inaugural smoke! What better tobacco choice than Oriental Silk? My grandson was named after me! What an honor. I am still in shock over the whole day.
OJK in a rusticated Peterson short army 150
Congrats on the new addition to both your collection and lineage, Doc!
A quarter of the way through this bowl of C&D Virginia Flake in straight medium brown 1922-1937 Irish Free State era Peterson 222 bullcap with a sterling silver band and a tapered black vulcanite p-lip stem. This may get me to dinner time.
Not really. There's a very special, personal history with both pipes regarding how I got them, and even more so in the case of the Barling.
Wessex Brown VA Flake from a Cristian Galeazzi (Regina Scarlatta) sandblast. Enjoying with some Ethiopian Worka Sakaro.
With 5 kids sleeping over at the house tonight, I may need something stronger.
With 5 kids sleeping over at the house tonight, I may need something stronger.
Congratulations!
Quite a masterpiece.
He would've loved to hear that. Purchased posthumously, I never got to hear the story behind it. When he would make my pipes I was involved from block to finished piece and knew the thoughts that went into them. This one however seems to be the only time he incorporated stone work into a pipe. Would love to know how and why that came about.
'17 RO Firestorm in the Musico Pot.
HH Burley Flake in a Castello great line.
Bob’s Chocolate Flake in a Falcon bulldog
@john19 Erinmore Flake in a Pollock clay.
Golden Dream cocktail with Dunhill's The Aperitif in an Orlik Perfect billiard. Man I love this tobacco!
Dorcester, of course..?
5 year old Country Squire Kingsfoil in a Baglan claw and egg meer with a coloring bowl.
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