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Your latest pipe/pipe tobacco purchase thread....
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HillbillyPyro
that's what she said
Yesterday's estate auction purchase. Some dunhills and kaywoodies
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HillbillyPyro
that's what she said
Yeah some asshat piper dropped that on me
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kcmontie
Choppers, lanceros and cobs
wow wow wowYesterday's estate auction purchase. Some dunhills and kaywoodies
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HillbillyPyro
that's what she said
You have more than 99 problems
Sent from my Pixel 2 using TapatalkI got 99 problems and hoarding tobacco ain't one
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Damn man, that's really all I can think to sayI got 99 problems and hoarding tobacco ain't one
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I think I may have already gotten PAD. I've been watching sales of estate pipes and decided to get a couple to go with my MM Cob. I know they are nothing special, but they will be to me as they are my first briars.
On top is a Kaywoodie Relief Grain #51. Its in great shape other than the club missing on the stem...I bought it as a smoker so thats ok for my first briar. I gave it the salt and alcohol treatment overnight and will let it sit for several days before I use it. I soaked the stem overnight in oxyclean and scrubbed with a magic eraser. It left it with a bit of a matte finish but I'm good with that.
On bottom is an Astor #334 Made in London, England. I believe this is a seconds brand of Comoy's. It too is in good shape. I cleaned the stem the same as the other and I am waiting for my reamer to get here so I can clean the bowl.
I'm very excited to try these pipes out and see how they smoke. I see many more estate pipes in my future.
On top is a Kaywoodie Relief Grain #51. Its in great shape other than the club missing on the stem...I bought it as a smoker so thats ok for my first briar. I gave it the salt and alcohol treatment overnight and will let it sit for several days before I use it. I soaked the stem overnight in oxyclean and scrubbed with a magic eraser. It left it with a bit of a matte finish but I'm good with that.
On bottom is an Astor #334 Made in London, England. I believe this is a seconds brand of Comoy's. It too is in good shape. I cleaned the stem the same as the other and I am waiting for my reamer to get here so I can clean the bowl.
I'm very excited to try these pipes out and see how they smoke. I see many more estate pipes in my future.
LOL headfirst down the slope! I love it!I think I may have already gotten PAD. I've been watching sales of estate pipes and decided to get a couple to go with my MM Cob. I know they are nothing special, but they will be to me as they are my first briars.
On top is a Kaywoodie Relief Grain #51. Its in great shape other than the club missing on the stem...I bought it as a smoker so thats ok for my first briar. I gave it the salt and alcohol treatment overnight and will let it sit for several days before I use it. I soaked the stem overnight in oxyclean and scrubbed with a magic eraser. It left it with a bit of a matte finish but I'm good with that.
On bottom is an Astor #334 Made in London, England. I believe this is a seconds brand of Comoy's. It too is in good shape. I cleaned the stem the same as the other and I am waiting for my reamer to get here so I can clean the bowl.
I'm very excited to try these pipes out and see how they smoke. I see many more estate pipes in my future.
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Casolly Press. Ordered one after seeing it on a Facebook pipe smoking group.
