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First thing you should do is post a picture! I feel cheated reading this thread without one!

i have an early 1910 sterlingworth that was my great grandads. its a fun gun to shoot. i take it trap shooting at least once a year.

Thanks to SP for answering the dunhill question CB - The manufacturer: Scandinavian Tobacco in Assens/Denmark. 31 - The machine on which it was produced. 2 - The year of production starting with 2010 (2012). C - The month of production in descending order A-L (March). 8 - The day of...

I also got a few tins with fast shipping. Thanks @Kapnismologist

Packed up a Kai Nielsen with some Solani 633. Its the warmest day we have had this month and a good one to sit out on the porch and dream of the upcoming spring/summer.

I will be visiting New Orleans in January(wish it was the same time as the show). Anyone know of some good pipe shops in the area? Thanks

I picked up an old savage 99 about 2 years ago. It worked out fine for me and the rifle came in great shape. Im not sure what would have happen if I received the gun and it had issues though.

Anyone know how to date the newer dunhill tins? They changed to an 8 digit/letter code... I have a flake with CB023M44 and Elizabethan with CB023F94

It's a good blend. Especially with a little age on it!

I bought some tobacco from michael drue and all was well. Fast shipping too!

Im also a member of morleys pipe club and thought I should read the books. They are both quick, easy reads and entertaining. I think I bought both on ebay for less than $5. Recommended reading for all!

Very interested. I hope to make this work.

Nice looking pipe Al

oh and I do love the shape

some nice looking grain but I understand your concern about the pits... that's a tough call

Thanks for sharing

very creative I like it

I'm looking for some kingfisher

I bought from tinsky before and was happy

It's fun to look at. Not sure if I would want it though