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Hmm...hard to see the nomenclature on that one, and it doesn't look like any Dunhill shape I've ever seen. Also, the button on the stem doesn't look very Dunhill-esque (at least, not from the side). Then again, could be a one-off? I have a '67 Dunhill without one of the usual stamps, but...

I'm blessed to have a spouse that enjoys the smell of pipe tobacco. Or, I should say, most pipe tobacco. Some of my stronger English blends can be a bit much for her, but, all in all, she's pretty tolerant.

Haven't been on BoB for a bit. Just wanted to say, "Hey!"

Wow.  You guys are fancy!  That Ygrek is out of this world!  Wouldn't mind one of those.  Lately, though, I have had my eye on the work of American pipe maker, Clark Layton: I'd love to get my hands on one of his "Trianglican" billiards.

Hey Wanderer, If you like Plum Pudding and Maltese Falcon (two of my favorites), you might want to give these a try from GLP: -Westminster -Gaslight -Quiet Nights -Caravan -Charing Cross -Chelsea Morning The last three are what I would call Balkans but (the first three more similar to that...

GLP Chelsea Morning in a rusticated Caminetto nosewarmer billiard.

I will be there as a vendor (my first show as a vendor), and I will have plenty of my leather pipe accessories with me, along with an assortment of estate pipes! Been to the last two WCPS shows (as a spectator) and am pretty excited to be showing :D

Welcome, Brother! from a fellow Californian.

Long day. Winding down with GLP's Quiet Nights in a brand new (to me) W. O. Larsen straight sandblasted brandy.

Hey Smokey, As a maker of pouches, I can tell you that the results I've had in trying to come up with the perfect lining to keep tobacco fresh has been very mixed and depends on a few variables.  The main variable, however, in how long tobacco will stay fresh in a pouch, is the tobacco itself...

SPC's Plum Pudding in a Rev Nosewarmer, listening to Led Zeppelin.

Father Dempsey in a Pete St. Patrick's Day 107 billiard. Happy St. Patrick's Day!

How did I miss this one?? Nice tamper!

Hey Guys! Just so happens, I was thinking of getting this up an running again in the early part of next year, so, thanks for your interest and enthusiasm. To be honest, Im a little scattered right now, and it's been an extremely busy year with orders (and trying to take Sorringowl & Sons to...

Very nice. I like the beefiness of the bowl paired with the slender shank and stem. Good work!

That's a great pipe cabinet! Very unique! and the perfect place to display your collection. Nice work!

Hey Todd, Who is the maker on that first Dublin? Is that a Northern Briars pipe? I really have no dublins to speak of (except for one Brakner bent dublin that I just got, that I have yet to refurbish) and I'm really starting to like that shape.

Newminster's Ultimate English in a Pete Donegal Rocky 69.

Saw Mark's pipes at the West Coast Pipe Show last weekend and met the man himself and, I have to say, I was really blown away by his work! Mark is a really nice guy and, he's super prolific to boot! He had his table filled with pipes! I really liked the Black & Tans and the Naked Corals...

I'll be at the show today. My first pipe show! Really looking forward to it.