Dunhill Dark Flake in a Castello Great Line Collection.
***What are You Smoking, March 2022?***
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Hamborger Veermaster in a Viking Classic Dublin.
A simple light lunch of pasteurised Montgomery Cheddar, a couple of beautiful ripe figs, gherkins and bread, washed down with a glass of cider. The chees was a generous present from a mate who carried it back from London in his luggage.
Enjoying a bowl of PS Luxury Twist Flake from 2012. Another generous present from @SunriseBoy (many thanks, Robin)
In a James Upshall pot, tapered vulcanite stem with a just perceptible bend.
Enjoying a bowl of PS Luxury Twist Flake from 2012. Another generous present from @SunriseBoy (many thanks, Robin)
In a James Upshall pot, tapered vulcanite stem with a just perceptible bend.
Esoterica Pembroke from September 2017 in a Paykoc Meerschaum Dr Watson - From Sherlock Holmes / Dr Watson two pipe set
@cshubhra , you will have to post some pics to show how that set is colouring up
Now smoking the last of my stash of year 2021 KBV Your Welcome in a straight smooth dark brown 1930s (Comoy’s) Canadian Club 230 eight paneled billiard with a tapered black vulcanite stem. I have later editions to focus for a while. Community Coffee, neat, is my drink. Going to work now.
Ha! Good eye, I had to actually use my laptop for once and move it out of the way. I didn’t move the MarTelo box, it wasn’t that dire.
Enjoying a bowl of Salty Dogs in my 1974 Travers LaRue. It's a recent estate acquisition. RIP Dr. Golden and flights of angels sing thee to thy rest.
The Montgomery Cheddar is the UNpateurised version which is why it's special
What we find in the shops here (very occasionally) is the pasteurised, export version.
Smoking a bowl of very well rubbed out MacBaren's Navy Flake (again from @SunriseBoy's stash)
In a Orlik Old Bond Street large straight billiard, shape A54 with tapered vulcanite stem.
What we find in the shops here (very occasionally) is the pasteurised, export version.
Smoking a bowl of very well rubbed out MacBaren's Navy Flake (again from @SunriseBoy's stash)
In a Orlik Old Bond Street large straight billiard, shape A54 with tapered vulcanite stem.
Nearing the half way mark on this bowl of D&R Windsail in a straight smooth brown undated (1940s?) Orlik Reject London Made 0 bulldog with a black vulcanite saddle stem.
Yet another pipe that rarely sees use. An older Rocky Donegal 606 by Peterson, back when they still had silver bands, not sure on exact age though. I enjoyed some Frog on a Log.
Now moving onto some Virginia No.1 in yet another seldom used pipe. A Mr Brog The Hobbit churchwarden.
GH American Black Cherry in a 1903 BBB
Watch City Rhythm & Blues spiked with a little extra Simply Red in a Dunhill Amber Root 2102.
Not far from finishing the last of my stash of Wilke Crystal Palace in a dark brown smooth straight post-WW2 LHS Certified Purex 79 bulldog with a nickel ferrule and tenon with a black vulcanite saddle stem.
I can't get the enlargement sharp enough to be sure, but those look like genuine hallmarks rather than the faux ones that are commonplace today.
About a third of a bowl left of first release Watch City Rhythm & Blues in an undated straight smooth brown Crosby Saint Andrews “Merchant Service-like Bing” with a silverish band and a tapered black vulcanite stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
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