You got some really lovely pipe stand ??
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Good Thanksgiving everyone. Had an early work start today so just getting around to my first bowl. Old Dark Fired in an unfinished Savinelli.
Did a second set of walking reps, and am close to finishing this bowl of year 2016 D&R Three Sails in an undated straight brush etched black Molina apple with a nickel band and a black tapered vulcanite stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
A quarter of the way through this bowl of Mac Baren HH Burley Flake in a 1979 smooth straight dark brown Loewe Army 910 billiard with a silver cap military mount and a tapered black vulcanite stem.
Sillem’s Black in a pearl white Nording volcano
Last smoke of the day with a bowl of 3 Nuns in a Neerup Classic.
Samuel Gawith: 1792 Flake in a Meer...
Half way through this bowl of Wilke No. 111 in a smooth medium bend 1938-1948 Peterson Shamrock Killarney 9BC with a nickel band and a black vulcanite p-lip stem.
Thankful for the Capstan Blue I’m smoking, and I’m thankful for Jose Rubio, who carves one hell of a pipe!
Smoking DeLuxe Navy Rolls in an AKB Meer with a glass of Port. 
Winding down the Thanksgiving day celebrations with a bowl of Edward G Robinson’s in a generously gifted post war Yello Bole Thorn. Hope you all have had a great Thanksgiving Day!
Smoking Pipes 20th Anniversary XX Flake in a Sasieni Eight Dot Reigate
I am smoking this for the first time. I find it quite exquisite and thinking I should have probably bought more than 5 tins.
I am smoking this for the first time. I find it quite exquisite and thinking I should have probably bought more than 5 tins.
A 2:1 ratio of Ashton Gold Rush and Sutliff Black Swan. I call it "Ashliff Black Rush." Or is "Gold Swan" better? Okay, the name needs work either way, I admit it. Bird report: Common raven, White-breasted nuthatch, Mountain chickadee, White-crowned sparrow. Happy Bird Day to everyone!
Wessex Brigade Classic Virginia in a Comoy’s Canadian
HAND MADE / CCC (unidentified) and JCS (Joseph Cohen & Son) stamped on the band with marks for Birmingham 1896
CCC OWN MAKE inside the fitted case
Never seen a horn tenon on a Brit pipe so thinking it's probably French ...
... as bone was the preferred material for tenons in the UK until the widespread use of vulcanised rubber from the late 1870s. Although Vulcanite had been around since the 1840s it took a while for it to become widely used in pipe-making.
Speaking about bone: it was also used for stems on the Continent
+ Rattray's BLACK MALLORY
CCC OWN MAKE inside the fitted case
Never seen a horn tenon on a Brit pipe so thinking it's probably French ...
... as bone was the preferred material for tenons in the UK until the widespread use of vulcanised rubber from the late 1870s. Although Vulcanite had been around since the 1840s it took a while for it to become widely used in pipe-making.
Speaking about bone: it was also used for stems on the Continent
+ Rattray's BLACK MALLORY
LJP Oriental#40 in a Stanwell Sterling billiard
McC's Dark Star in a Johs bent blast Dublin with the brim cut at a rakish angle, settling my stomach after ably overeating my Thanksgiving Dinner accompanied by pink sparkling wine at a candlelit table. Happy Thanksgiving to one and all.
2013 Peterson Old Dublin in a Unfinished Savinelli 673
GH&Co Scotch Mixture in a Savinelli 606KS Bianca.
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