Wow! I didn't know that.Very shortly, one of our members will have accumulated 500,000 "Likes"!
A big thank you, and congratulations, Jim!
Come on, experts? It's only up to you to decide if your pipe is good or not. And who cares what those snobs say, the only thing matters is that you like it. Happy smokes!Having an especially lovely smoke this morning for whatever reason -- Haddo's in a Dunhill Shilling made long after Dunhills were still any good, according to experts, but I've always liked it.
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Thank you I need to post the whole set together really.I love the orientation of this panel and how it blends into the stem.
That pipe really suits my eye, Jim!Been working, feeding ferals, and smoking. Right now, it's D&R Windsail in a smooth straight dark brown family era “Canadian” by Sasieni with a tapered black vulcanite stem.
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Of course. I would have written "experts" in scare quotes, but I'm already on thin ice with the moderati (well, one of them, anyway) so I'm being extra scrupulous not to be construed as "insulting" or having an "attitude", which is quite a challenge for a nasty SOB such as I.Come on, experts? It's only up to you to decide if your pipe is good or not. And who cares what those snobs say, the only thing matters is that you like it. Happy smokes!
P.S.: I had a Dunhill (opera pipe), in excellent condition from 1958 - and it wasn't a good smoker at all. I smoked it probably 3 times, then I sold it. According to experts, it was from an age when Dunhills were good. I sold all my Dunhills, kept only one (from 2018), a County 3111, because it was the only good smoker out of 5.
@samuelgawith01 Do you think it would suit the King's Clay?Getting ready to smoke Gawith and Hogarth Kendal Dark in the Ashton Achievement Dublin View attachment 257459
I do.Dark Bird's Eye would do well also.@samuelgawith01 Do you think it would suit the King's Clay?