***What Are You Smoking, November 2021?***
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Cornell and Diehl Kelly's Coin in a Joe Hinkle Prince.
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There are some pipes that, despite not being the most expensive or most prestigious, tend to be magnificent smokers. That's the case with my old Frank Medico with the Rock Ambera stem.
The "rock ambera" stem was a type of faux amber that sort of feels like stone. Also, it says "Filter Pat.Pend", which means it's a pre-1933 pipe too. I haven't figured out an earliest date for this pipe yet, but I think it's likely 1927. So it's between 1927-1933.
I don't know what exactly is the reason, but out of all the pipes I smoke regularly, this one is the best. I think older pipes just seem to have that special quality. It always burns down to ash; always smokes dry; just always gives a perfect smoke. Plus I really love the feel of the rock ambera stem.
I'm smoking some EMP from it this morning.
The "rock ambera" stem was a type of faux amber that sort of feels like stone. Also, it says "Filter Pat.Pend", which means it's a pre-1933 pipe too. I haven't figured out an earliest date for this pipe yet, but I think it's likely 1927. So it's between 1927-1933.
I don't know what exactly is the reason, but out of all the pipes I smoke regularly, this one is the best. I think older pipes just seem to have that special quality. It always burns down to ash; always smokes dry; just always gives a perfect smoke. Plus I really love the feel of the rock ambera stem.
I'm smoking some EMP from it this morning.
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Good afternoon We started smoking with. dt: Veermaster Hamborger, in a corn cob Charles Cobbler, and a mug black coffee. My condolences to the families of the deceased. for the coward and heinous murder of innocent people, in the city of (Wisconsin). Rest in peace................
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Kids, Grandkids went diving for a few days in the Keys. Just their dog and Ma and Pa smoking pipes and cooking?Smoking Carter Hall in a Kaywoodie Natural Burl on a rainy gulf coast morning.
EMP in a Bjarne sitter that I recently purchased from another forum member.
Been busy getting important stuff done, and while I was at it, I smoked the last of this first production tin (2013) of Edward G. Robinson's Pipe Blend in a 2014 Basil Meadows smooth slight bend squashed tomato with an aluminum band and a black pearl acrylic stem in the military mount style. Have another ready to open tomorrow.
2013 Capstan Gold Ready Rubbed in a Rad Davis Billiard.
Sorry about the lousy pic but I really suck at taking pictures.
Sorry about the lousy pic but I really suck at taking pictures.
About a third of a bowl left of well aged Bald Headed Teacher in a medium brown, smooth octagonal paneled bowl and shank, medium bend 2016 Tim West Book Keeper 6 with a black acrylic saddle stem.
@Winterreise I've smoked a few packets of St. Bruno Ready Rubbed in my clay pipes; I tried the flake once but won't be buying it again due to its excess plastic packaging...
Smoked all my Clan now; not spending any money for the next 2 weeks!
Smoking Diebel’s Oriental Mixture in an old Praetor
Just finished cleaning & polishing 24 of the collection. Rewarding myself with the last bowl of G&H Kendal Flake in this Peterson Aran billiard. Just can’t decide whether this tobacco is 3 or 4 star in my rating system? I know I’m pretty sad that it’s gone - but eager to try Louisiana Flake as that’s the one on deck to replace it. 
Haha I knew this would get you excited
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