Wessex Brigade Classic Virginia in a Radice
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@telescopes I like the statue in the background!
Peterson’s University Flake 2017 in an Irish Bog Oak. 
Smoking today G.L. Pease Stonehenge in a MM Dagner.
It has some really interesting Lakeland like flavor(s) going on. I really recommend this one to the Lakeland fans! ?
At present I only have two briar pipes, my Radice Straight and my Dr. Grabow Commodore 65 Zulu. So for now, while I’m waiting on some other briar pipes to arrive, I’m rotating also through with my MM Cobs.
I’m hanging in their with my Cobs @Tar Wheel thinking of you, and this one goes out to you!
Be well everyone! ?
It has some really interesting Lakeland like flavor(s) going on. I really recommend this one to the Lakeland fans! ?
At present I only have two briar pipes, my Radice Straight and my Dr. Grabow Commodore 65 Zulu. So for now, while I’m waiting on some other briar pipes to arrive, I’m rotating also through with my MM Cobs.
I’m hanging in their with my Cobs @Tar Wheel thinking of you, and this one goes out to you!
Be well everyone! ?
We wouldn’t want you branching out too much. You have a reputation to uphold. I bet you are looking forward to all saints day this Monday when you load up a bowl again@Ahi Ka I would like that pipe - if it was made of clay
H.P (Henry Perkins) stamp on the mount with marks for Birmingham 1903
+ Peterson's SUNSET BREEZE:-
+ Peterson's SUNSET BREEZE:-
Newminster 400 SNF in a Pete Army mount 107.
Presbyterian Mixture in a CAO Bekler meer.
Eight State Burley in a Country Gentleman
I sort of accidentally on purpose decided it would be a two pipe problem so had my Peterson Rathbone and Wilke 515 ready for further contemplation.
@Ahi Ka I would like that pipe - if it was made of clay
Well I did actually find some Irish Clays! ??
This site looks like they are the ones that make them too, located in Ireland.
Wow this place has some really cool Clay Pipe History!
For almost 300 years, Knockcroghery lay at the centre of a thriving clay pipe industry.
Clay Pipes
We have revived the craft of pipe making using the original moulds and tools handed down from generations of pipe making. Each pipe is hand-made using the same skills employed by artisans centuries ago.
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Also a clay from the UK too. ??
Vintage Handcrafted Clay Pipe Made in England Boxed Unique - Etsy
Handcrafted in England clay pipe with detailing. Comes boxed. Two available... Visit my new website https://phoenixmenswear.com.au/ Lots of fun stuff for everyone...
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While I was gone, I smoked a bowl of AcesFour’s VaBur in the third pipe I ever bought ($1.95), a 1974 smooth straight French briar Hadley NEBPC apple with a black vulcanite tapered stem. M'lady and I went to the theater to watch the latest James Bond movie. Rather weak.
It’s pretty good on the initial bowl. But, will see how goes after a few more.A Preben Holm and no picture, my gosh man, have you not seen my Signature! LOL
Pictures pretty please
I love The Patience of Dr. Silence, hope you enjoy it as much too.
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@Ahi Ka Which reputation is that?
Wilke Peanut Butter Chocolate in a Peterson bent brandy
Half way through this bowl of 1920s Buckingham Cut Plug Smoking Tobacco in a smooth brown medium bend early 1900s C.P.F. The Chesterfield (Peterson copy) French briar military mount billiard with a nickel cap and black vulcanite AB p-lip stem.
Rattray's Old Gowrie in a brand-new, pre-owned Rattray's Marlin 10
Liking the Wade Red Setter ... personally just looking for the Corgi for a sensible price to complete the five different dogs.
Very, very sorry for your loss.
I can definitely relate - first we had two, then one and then none.
Our two cats were bought at the same time from the same shop in south west London in 1976 and as they had very different characters and looked very different (an Egyptian short hair and a seal-point Birman with long hair) it was advised that they be put together overnight to see how they got on with each other before we bought them the next day. Apparently they didn't get on too well yet we still bought them and although they didn't spend much time together during the day they insisted on sharing a bed for many years and when one passed away in 1991 the other pined for his friend and followed a few months later. The Birman was my brother's cat and he was cremated. The Egyptian was mine and I had him preserved in a familiar pose
2018 CRF in a Willmer Bel Air (Bing shape).