Vintage (pre 1950) Peterson's System 3 with Peterson's of Dublin stamped on the nickel army mount + Peterson's OLD DUBLIN baccy:-
***What Are You Smoking? March 2020***
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Rich Dark Honeydew in a Hilson Vintage Bent Acorn.
Relaxing after a wonderful night out with friends at a good Mexican restaurant with a bowl of Watch City Rhythm & Blues in a 2003 smooth three quarter bend Rinaldo Fiammata Odissea Titania 02 Silver Line 3 Straight Grain egg with a black acrylic tapered stem.
KBV Verge Engine Straight in a Castello KK sea rock billiard.
GH Co in a BBB Thorneycroft 507 Dublin.
Capstan Blue in a Dunhill I picked up today at the NY Pipe Show.
^^^Granger and meers in the pic! Good in my book... ?
How was the show? I had originally made plans to go...
The vendor turnout was a disappointment but those that did show up had great stuff to offer- Bishops Pipes, Steve Montejure, Greywoodie all had really nice pipes on offer.
Now smoking Esoterica Dunbar in a smooth straight late ‘50s, early 1960s Lane era Charatan Selected 43 Dublin with a black vulcanite double comfort saddle stem. This pipe was formerly owned by actor William Conrad. A cup of Community Coffee, neat, is my drink.
Tobacco: Edward G. Robinson's Pipe Blend
Drink: Belching Beaver Phantom Bride IPA
Pipe:Paykoc Meerschaum Bent Bulldog
After a nice dinner and some snacks. 3 Chorizo Burritos over time, 3/4 bag of Flaming Hot popcorn, a couple Sierra Nevada Hop Bullets, and a few Reese's Eggs =)
Drink: Belching Beaver Phantom Bride IPA
Pipe:Paykoc Meerschaum Bent Bulldog
After a nice dinner and some snacks. 3 Chorizo Burritos over time, 3/4 bag of Flaming Hot popcorn, a couple Sierra Nevada Hop Bullets, and a few Reese's Eggs =)
Balkan Sobranie in a La Savinelli Giubleo d’Oro Dublin
D&R Two Timer in a Tilshead billiard.
Settling down for the evening.
A cold wet Missouri day called for some Peter Stokkebye Luxury Navy Flake. 
in my Ehrlich “hand” carved by Hap in 1963.
in my Ehrlich “hand” carved by Hap in 1963.
That may be just the thing to accompany a glass of port while bringing my day to a close. Thanks for the suggestion!
Just ordered one like yours.Hardly wait to see how it smokes
Closing out the day with remains of the Samuel Gawith Rum Flake from this morning in the Castello #55 pot.
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