I forgot to mention Svendborgs last time I posted they are also great Danish pipes.
I forgot to mention Svendborgs last time I posted they are also great Danish pipes.
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Last edited by Hawky454; 12-28-2017 at 17:51.
I need to add more vintage British pipes to the collection over the next couple of years. So far, I have one (1), the BBB "Own Make Virgin" Canadian and what a fine pipe it is!I'll be looking for all pre-merger pipes from Orlik, Comoy, GBD, and BBB, the best that I can get, at a price that I can afford.
Russ
After all of the statistics and reports are finished with, I've come to the conclusion that the only real danger of smoking a pipe is being interrupted.
My favorite shape is easily the pot.
I seem to have a preference for the threaded-tenon Grabows and GBD's. Charatan makes a very nice pot. I have one Dunhill pot and a couple of Barlings.
In terms of a artisan pipe maker, I am smoking a BST pot as I type this, and that is what I will recommend.
"Prov'dence don't fire no blank ca'tridges, boys" Roughing It, Mark Twain
I've noticed the old British pipes go for a fair bit more in the states. Might be worth looking on eBay uk, Russ.Originally Posted by coalsmoke
I need to add more vintage British pipes to the collection over the next couple of years. So far, I have one (1), the BBB "Own Make Virgin" Canadian and what a fine pipe it is!
Even with the postage, I'm sure you'd get a better deal. William of estatepipesdenmark has a good selection of BBB's I've noticed, as well.
St. Bruno simply satisfies!
I heartliy agree and his prices are fair too.I've noticed the old British pipes go for a fair bit more in the states. Might be worth looking on eBay uk, Russ.
Even with the postage, I'm sure you'd get a better deal. William of estatepipesdenmark has a good selection of BBB's I've noticed, as well.
In tabaco veritas et fumo ergo sum
(Masperius the Elder)
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