Hearth & Home White Night in a Paykoc Meerschaum Bulldog
After the production of "Condor" moved to Poland I basically wrote off the blend, especially given all the glum reviews. But then I read better, and I'm wondering what you re smoking these days, if you're smoking anything at all?Just finished a bowl of Bosun Plug and heading off to bed. I will see you all in morning bright and early for more pipe adventures if the 'Big Fella' upstairs says it is to be so. Goodnight all!
I'd guess, based upon what I've seen on ebay, read, and chats I've had with other pipe smokers, that the SF pipe and tobacconist shops commonly utilized Comoy's to order/make their shop stamped pipes from around the late 'teens to at least the early 40's. Who knows, maybe they had several manufactures make pipes for their shops, but I've only seen (several) Comoy's.A quarter of the way through this bowl of aged Rattrays Hal O’ The Wynd in a straight smooth brown pre-1952 (Comoy’s) Corinthian De-Luxe 126 pot made for Sutliff in San Francisco with a black tapered vulcanite stem. First time smoking this pipe. I was waiting for the right tobacco to christen it with.
I know Sasieni made pipes for shops, too, but they don't show up nearly as much as Comoy's do.I'd guess, based upon what I've seen on ebay, read, and chats I've had with other pipe smokers, that the SF pipe and tobacconist shops commonly utilized Comoy's to order/make their shop stamped pipes from around the late 'teens to at least the early 40's. Who knows, maybe they had several manufactures make pipes for their shops, but I've only seen (several) Comoy's.
There was a Comoy's marked for David Hetzels San Francisco tobacco store on eBay earlier today. I think it was a 20's or 30's vintage.
Anyways, nice pipe, cool piece of history.