Samuel Gawith Perfection in a MM Country Gentleman.
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Samuel Gawith Perfection in a MM Country Gentleman.
Thanks for the compliments! It's a good skmoker for burley blends and I assume it must be from the 70ies or early 80ies. It was actually a steal which I bought with a lot of estate pipes. If you're interested, here are photos from the cleanup process:
Estate Castello Cleanup Photos :: Italian Pipes
I did a little estate pipe cleanup and decided to share some photos. The pipe is a large Castello Collection KK Dublin with plateau top. Referring to the briarblues dating guide, it must be from 1982 or earlier, as it has the cpital letter grading K's not in an oval. I used an elictric...
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Great job - super nice pipe
Thanks for sharing!
Using an electric toothbrush on the rim was a great idea
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Great way to wind up the day!
Great way to wind up the day!
@weezell Happy retirement - that clay looks like mine!Gawith Hoggarth & Co.: Brown Bogie in a Clay. Celebrating my first day of being retired! ?
Thanks a lot for your kind words!
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I recently smoked some 16 year old Laurel Flake and loved it. So, I bought a pound of 2020 St. James Flake from a member. I’ve pulled out 2 oz to smoke and put the rest away. But, I am thoroughly enjoying it newish.
I recently smoked some 16 year old Laurel Flake and loved it. So, I bought a pound of 2020 St. James Flake from a member. I’ve pulled out 2 oz to smoke and put the rest away. But, I am thoroughly enjoying it newish.
Beautiful pipe! I love my Blakemars.
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