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I thought I was the only one with a B5 Rosslare! These are FANTASTIC pipes. It smokes cool and dry and can handle any tobacco I throw at it. Still one of my best looking pipes too.

Larry, That is a fantastic story. I still hold on to the the first Jost I ever bought-which also was an Old English Supreme that I found at an estate sale here in St. Louis 5 years ago. That old shop, and Harvey Raspberry, touched the lives of a lot of people. I have about 8 Jost pipes now.

Shoot! I'm trying to Sind a smooth punto Oro Super 320 ks I sold a couple of years ago. The only pipe I regret selling. Glad your digging it.

Brew dude, Was the one I sold you a 320 KS Punto Oro Smooth Super? Or was it a blasted model?

I want something classic and English from Chris Asteriou. Maybe a Chubby Rhodesian of some kind. I'm sure he would make it nice. Also an Askwith Morta in a classic shape.

I haven't had this in years, but Former Cross Grain is definitely a winner. A properly aged and prepared bowl is sweet and flavorful. The tins are cheap too!

In regard to the original question, the De Luxe Milano line back in the day was under the Giubileo and the Punto Oro, but above the Oscar, Extra, Sherwood, and Capri. They were standard shapes that existed before Savinelli began to put bells and whistles on the pipes in the 1980's, like the...

I have had one pipe like this--my very first Savinelli Giubileo d' Oro 814 KS. It smelled sweet no matter what I smoked in it. Must have been broken in and enjoyed for years by something glorious. I wish I knew what. I actually got rid of several good pipes after it because they just...

+1 for trout Stream i had a looooong conversation w Russ O. and he told me all they really add to that is a ton of natural vanilla. tastee and actually tAstes like it smells.

Oh wow. That is tremendous work there. I have always wanted to find a Leeds Ben Wade. Good Show!

The replacement will not need the C as the pipes from this era did not have them yet. I would like to get one made as close to origina As possible though.

McClelland G.L. Pease Esoterica Rattray's (James B. Russell and older) Hearth and Home

Hey fellas, I just got this old Comoy's Case and Bowl in a lot. As you can see, it is missing a stem. As my collection is becoming all things Olde and English, I'm thinking about getting a replacement stem made for this. The hallmark is a lowercase "n" which is either from 1908 or 1928. I...

Hey all you Brothers of the Briar in the greater St. Louis area!! You should stop making excuses, and come to the Viking Pipe Club of Saint Louis. We meet on Tuesday nights about once a month at Brennan's in the Central West End (4659 Marlyand Ave., 63108) from 7-10 p.m. Our agenda is never...

I think you qualify as a Serious Collector if you would make a desperate sortie to grab at least one rack of pipes on your way out the door if your house was on fire. So yeah, I am.

I've sold half a dozen Jentet pipes the last few years. All of them were smaller pipes with a great light amber finish. The ones I've seen usually have a couple of minor fills, but one did not. They reminded me a lot of some of Kriswill or Bari's small pipes. Very well executed and usually...

I've had a dozen or so Punto Oro pipes over the years, and they were all great. In fact, 2 of them are pipes I wish I never would have let go. The Punto Oro line from the 1950's through the 1980's was always really close to the Giubileo D' Oro. The only difference was often the amount of...

Sorry for the late notice boys. We will be meeting tomorrow night at Brennan's in the Central West End 4659 Maryland Ave, 63108 from 7-10 p.m. The only agenda item we ever entertain is hanging out and smoking and drinking. Over the last 5 years we've seen over 100 different faces, but...

Put me down for a 29 Blast as well.

The only reason I can think of that this isn't a more popular blend is the burley involved. Some people genuinely do NOT like it. This has always been a favorite blend of mine.