Recent content by Regulus

Oh my gosh, I just roared through the post of that YouTube site with Hitler ranting about this internet pipe tobacco order! That is funniest thing I have seen in weeks! Very well done! Anything but Mixture 79! Fantastic!

For you diehard Holmes fans, Norton publishing house has a 3 volume "The Annotated Sherlock Holmes". The books contain the entire collection of stories with marginal notes printed in columns of crimson type face next to the black text of the author's original text. The has spiced up my reading...

Bartleby Books in Georgetown (Washington, D.C.) has a A. Conan Doyle boys book about knights in the Middle Ages, a sort of King Arthur type genre. I had not idea he had written these type books. Please let us know what you read in your new collection! Sounds like a great find.

What an awesome space - tobacco, pipes, easy chair. I really like the little pipe table with the ash tray in the stone top - cute little piece that reminds me of the pipe stand in "My Lady Nicotine"! Some well smoked pipes. I can smell the pleasant scent of the might leaf wafting through the...

Wonderful collection that demonstrates the care, attention to detail, and creativity of assembling this fine family of briars. A fine assortment of grains types and pipe shapes. Observing the beauty and endless variety of briar wood is a significant part of the joy of this hobby. Top it off...

What a fantastic sanctus sanctorum! I have thought about the same thing - a special place outside the house (smoking off limits) but outside the weather. We are having quite the snow storm in Virginia this evening, so smoking on the back porch, though covered, it quite the experience. But...

My salesman at Georgetown Tobacco recommended Corona for the same reasons you have - price, reliability, and guarantee. I've had mine for 6 months and love it. The lighter is reliable and retains the fuel charge over a long period of time - even when not used for several weeks. So, I agree it...

James Herriot, a British veteranarian in the early 1900s, wrote the popular "All Creates Great and Small". Each chapter is a happy story of farmers and their animals and villagers and their pets. They are just the right length to read in bed before light out. Anyway, I just read this funny...

Excellent work full of feeling, introspection, and the bond of man, pipe, and the primal stream of life. I really like it and will copy it into my Tobacco Journal! Please share others you feel comfortable letting the Brothers enjoy! Regards, Regulus

Congratulations on your purchase. I like the broadness of the pipe from the top and the sturdy bowl. This is a very nice piece. Happy smoking. Regulus

Gentlemen, Has anyone reviewed or read Schnitzer's book titled "Leaves From a Tobacco Man's Log"? A couple of Brothers recommend this book, and I've seen it referred to as a great read by, I think, Gary Schrier in his book Confessions of a Pipeman. The reason I ask is the cheapest copy on...

All, greetings from a new community member from Viriginia. This is a great community of pipe brethren I stumbled on in my search for tobacco and pipe books. I hope to add a couple of titles to the two book lists I've seen so far. Happy smoking, Regulus