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As a New Yorker who watched the Twin Towers go up in the early 60's, then come crashing down on 9-11, and spent one full year in somber depression every day I passed Ground Zero, smelled burning metal for many months, and daily read about all the innocents who gave their lives on that frightful...

Dear all, hope you don't mind me sharing with you something I wrote. If you go to http://www.newyorkpipeclub.org/ and click on "Articles", you can read "It's Good to be Back." Smoke in Peace, Brothers of Briar. Todd Platek

Anyone know who is LMF California?

I think Weinberger deserves to be in the list, as an earlier (1960's-early 80's, RIP) influence. Boswell too (both Sr. and Jr.) are leaving a distinctive mark.

By the way, anyone know who 'LMF California' is ?

All very beautiful. When we die, can we go to that great pipe show in the sky?

Smoke them in good health, man. What kind of tobacco are you planning to smoke, in which of the pipes?

Gentlemen, Pipe elitism in any form is just plain wrong. In NY, the same thing can happen, because too many people here can drop huge sums of money on famous names without even knowing how to light the pipe. When a pipesmoker starts spending time examining the pipes to see which pipe really...

I've got two 10" Wellingtons that smoke cool and sweet through those elongated stems. They come up on eBay from time to time, and are not expensive at all, generally not topping about $35. Worth a try, if you haven't got one.

You're killing me, man. Todd

Cheers! Todd

Say, if it weren't for Dock Perry's friend telling me about here, I wouldn't have known! And to think I unknowingly "met" Dock at the Newark pipe show a few weeks ago. Shame on me.

I am an avid pipe collector who was away from it for at least two decades, but am picking up speed again. Smoke mild to full English blends, although Boswell's Best is great, along with Walnut for real mild moods. As far as pipes go, anything from Dunhill and Ardor to John Bessai and Sydney P...