***What Are You Smoking, June 2021?***

[tnfan]

Always enjoy seeing the pipes you post. Very nice collection

Thank you sir!

 

[JimInks]

A quarter of the way through this bowl of J.F. Germain & Son 1820 Mixture in a black pebble finish straight 2003 Cavicchi C. Fatto A Mano lovat with a black acrylic saddle stem.

 

[Gus]

good ngiht all, Little Snake in a Larryson

 

[3rdguy]

Trying some Savinelli Jupiter for the 1st time.

 

[virkia]

Nothing particularly remarkable about these two unbranded pipes apart from the bowl shapes and on this one the round marine ivory mouthpiece ...


... and the flattest shank I've ever seen

 

[SpookedPiper]

2019 Old Gowerie in Black Blasted Bent Apple from Regina Scarlata.

 

[Skatutakee]

Traffic jam road pipe: Sillem’s Black in a Pete PotY 2016

 

[JimInks]

Half way through this bowl of year 2015 D&R A.P. Rimboche in a smooth dark brown, medium bend late 1950s Parker Super Bruyere 45 with a “4” in a circle billiard with a black vulcanite tapered stem. This should get me to dinner time. Have enough left in this one pound bag for a smoke or two. Watching the Braves-Red Sox game.

 

[Latakia Dave]

Enjoying some BCA in the Moonshine Stoker for evening.
Enjoy your evening and your pipes folks!

 

[samuelgawith01]

Gawith and Hogarth Dark Bird's Eye in a Peterson 9mm pot billiard.

 

[Birddog66]

I sat under the eves in the garden during a awesome thunderstorm that lasted for over a hour. Not a breath of wind to disturb the smoke from the Merde de Cheval as it drifted through the sheets of rain.
You gotta love the simple things or else find no joy in life. Have a good evening everyone.

 

[das3353]

HH Pure Virginia in a Pete SH Hudson

 

[virkia]

I made it to J.J. Fox, F&T, and old Dunhill's while I stayed at Victory, my military club in the 90s - where I still have my membership today. In their sitting room in the 90s I could smoke my Havana cigars and pipe. Those days are gone. We who remember the old days know what has been lost.

Yes, I remember the Naval and Military club - affectionately known as the In and Out.

I remember the shop but never entered I’m sad to say. Jermyn St (pronounced Jerrum) is long famed for its shirt makers of the finest quality, the men’s shirt equivalent of Saville Row where the finest suits are made.

Yes, I also remember Jermyn Street for other things apart from pipes - Turnbull & Asser and Harvie and Hudson where I had some shirts made back in the 1970s when a made-to-measure shirt cost £30 including personal touches such as turn-back cuffs, initials on breast pocket etc. God knows how much a similar shirt costs today.

I guess it's the same with pipe prices - The Dunhill pipes I bought from their flagship store in Jermyn Street at around the same time as the shirts nearly all cost me between £30 - £40 each.

Turning left at Davidoff on the corner of Jermyn Street let's not forget made-to-measure shoes and hats - respectively, John Lobb Ltd. (founded 1866) and James Lock & Co. (founded 1676).

There were also a few great gun shops within a couple of hundred yards of Jermyn Street including Cogswell & Harrison (Piccadilly), Churchill Atkin Grant & Lang (Pall Mall) and Robert Evans (St. James' Street) - two out of three are no longer there.

 

[troutface]

Penzance In a Ferndown Canadian with some 1792 Small Batch Bourbon on the side. Staring at the lawn, knowing I have to cut it here shortly.

 

[MattRVA]

PS Cube Cut in a cob.

 

[weezell]

Mac Baren: HH Burley Flake in a Falcon with a Meer bowl..

 

[Servant King]

GLP Union Square in a Savinelli Miele 611 KS bent dublin. Lots of bird variety today! California thrasher, Stellar's jay, California scrub jay, Oak titmouse, Northern flicker, House finch, California quail, Common raven, California towhee, and one Black-headed grosbeak. Must be the aroma of this tasty VA. ?

 

[MrTom]

Good Night Folks, Nightcap in a Dracula.

 

[Backwoods Briar]

Some awesome watch city Q4 in a cob. Love this combo. Tri tip and cold beer

 

[LotusEater]

At Lake of the Ozarks Smokin some TastyKake in the Brigham 247