Did a set of walking reps, and smoked the last of this sample of year 2015 WarHorse Ready Cut in an undated straight sandblasted black Ropp Crystal billiard with a clear acrylic perspex saddle stem.
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2011 Stonehaven in an Al Pascia.
Newminster 400 in a Dublin from my Ryan Alden Matching Eight Day Set
A quarter of the way through this freshly opened tin of year 2013 Escudo in a smooth dark brown quarter bend post-1935 KBB/Kaywoodie New England Briar Pipe Company Flagship 83B Rhodesian with a tapered black vulcanite stem. First time smoking this pipe. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
End o' the day....with SWRA...in a Silver Gray.
G.F.L over LONDON MADE / L&H stamped on the mount with marks for Birmingham 1913
+ Frederick Tranter RVR VIRGINIA FLAKE (loose):-
+ Frederick Tranter RVR VIRGINIA FLAKE (loose):-
Wilke #184 in a Trever Talbert Acorn.
Got a Flogglewerks Churchwarden at the Ren Faire and smoked Captain Black Gold in it...one of the most pleasant outdoor blends that doesn't seem to bother anyone. Got a Pumpkin Spice house blend while there, too.
Today, Sutliff Danish Cavendish in Nording Freehand Signature Black, and Newminster 80 Norway Pipe Cut in Baraccini Raffinato Lovat, during my commute.
This must be the new one as I bought it in around 2006.
Back in the day I never bought the Ogden's original preferring instead to stick to mostly English/Oriental blends - my two favourites were G. Smith & Sons' OLD LONDON EXPORT MIX and Sullivans SPECIAL MIX (Sullivan Powell of The Burlington Arcade) and when I ventured into flake territory it was to B&H's ORIGINAL VIRGINIA FLAKE that I turned to more often than to any other.
WC Deluxe Crumb Cut in a Briarworks author shape of prodigious birdseye figure.
Not sure if you have posted these before but if you did I missed it. Absolutely spectacular!
Peter Stokkebye: PS400 Luxury Navy Flake in a Meer...
GL Pease Quiet Nights in a Dunhill Tanshell Diplomat from 1977
Bob’s Chocolate Flake in a Yanik Meer. This blend does nothing for me. So this is the last bowl before it goes to someone who likes it. Lol.
PM @eljimmy, he is looking for some
In contact. Thank you FurCoat
And that is an incredible pipe
No, I got it a couple months ago to try. I like it and ordered some more to put away. I think some age will do it some good. Look forward to trying it in a couple years.
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