My Wally Frank egg in claw with some shortcut to mushrooms
Pipe Of The Day (POTD)
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Deluxe Navy Rolls in a Moretti morta bent apple..
Two Escudo coins in a 1988 Comoy's Christmas.
Two year old MS River in a Sav Series III 622KS. I forgot just how good this baccy is!
First of the evening; Tinsky bent coral rhodesian with McClelland No 5110 Dark English
Bonus pipe of the night; Peterson green spray spigot (999) with McClelland Deep Hollow
Bonus pipe of the night; Peterson green spray spigot (999) with McClelland Deep Hollow
That's a great lookin' Comoy!
I think the same thing every time I smoke it.. and wonder why it has been so long since my last bowl.. thanks for the reminder!
LBeF to combat the heat. Been so busy with packing for the big trip home this Friday!!
E. Hoffman's Spilman Mixture in a Fikri Baki bent Brandy meerschaum...
Your Baki collection is awesome. So, in general, how do they smoke compared to an IMP?
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Thanks.
A KW-inspired smoke – some '09 Mississippi River in a Moretti morta pot..
Very similar smoking characteristics IMO, of the three IMP's I purchased from Smoking Pipes in the close out sale I did have to send one back with very bad drilling, I don't think Baki would let a bad pipe out of his shop, and then there's the hand cut Cumberland stem that he has over IMP, I'm a sucker for Cumberland.
Thanks, that cooled me off.. for the moment, anyway. Love the look of those Cumberland stems, too.. beautiful pipes.
Yeah... I don't own an IMP, but my Baki has absolutely perfect drilling. And I, too, am a sucker for Cumberland stems.
Some Nat Sherman #584 in my 20 year anniversary morta anniversary pipe with the FDNY. Pipe is by Tony Warner
Some C&D Five O'clock Shadow in a Tinsky Canadian. This pipe is getting some good mileage since it's arrival.
I think we need to see more of that pipe.
The bottom of the pipe is outlined with green which is our company color (all tools on the rig painted green)
The bottom of the pipe holds our company pin/logo
Hard to see in Flash lighting (which was kind is by design) FDNY and L124 are crisply outlined within the blast and minimally highlighted with a golden hue.
The brass ring on the shank represents many of the FDNY tools and firehouse poles that are made from brass.
Tony Warner put a lot of thought into this pipe!
Thanks for the tour, that pipe is awesome!
