nice pipe i like that chunky stem, looks very comfortable.
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PS Deluxe Navy Flake in the Worlds smallest Castello! Excellent flake pipe.
thanks man it really is a great pipe. shaping reminds me of a Pete!
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A lovely late autumn day here. Seen as the Condor stocks are running low I thought I'd spin it out by mixing it with some Argentine twist. It works and smokes well in the prince.
A very handsome bit o' briar! Interesting to think that as the northern hemisphere is heading into early summer, our antipodean brethren are in their late autumn months.A lovely late autumn day here. Seen as the Condor stocks are running low I thought I'd spin it out by mixing it with some Argentine twist. It works and smokes well in the prince.
A first bowlful of Peretti's Cuban Mixture is on tap for later today, in a no-name meerschaum bent billiard.
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