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Another BoB Member Interviewed on Pipes Magazine Radio Show!
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<blockquote data-quote="Dutch" data-source="post: 446799" data-attributes="member: 1387"><p>Thanks for beating me to it Rande!</p><p></p><p>One of the aspects I really like about the show, besides the interviews, are the episodes which Brian goes into detail about the collectability of certain brands of pipes. Details about which of them are the rarest, as well as the history of the company and how the companies got started, and how they evolved. Eventually most of them were bought out by Cadogan, but prior to that, the quality of most brands was on par with todays artisan grade pipes, IMO.</p><p></p><p>Even if a pipe smoker is not interested in collecting the collectible brands, it is interesting to learn about brands like Charatan, Barling's, Sasieni, Dunhill, W.O. Larsen, Comoy's, Kaywoodie, Peterson's, James Upshall, etc.</p><p></p><p>The production team is big on keeping the history of the hobby alive, and I as well as a lot of other folks think that is very important. Especially so, to future pipe and tobacciania hobbyist's and collectors.</p><p></p><p>Sure you can read a lot of details on Pipedia, but the show makes it so much more interesting and entertaining.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dutch, post: 446799, member: 1387"] Thanks for beating me to it Rande! One of the aspects I really like about the show, besides the interviews, are the episodes which Brian goes into detail about the collectability of certain brands of pipes. Details about which of them are the rarest, as well as the history of the company and how the companies got started, and how they evolved. Eventually most of them were bought out by Cadogan, but prior to that, the quality of most brands was on par with todays artisan grade pipes, IMO. Even if a pipe smoker is not interested in collecting the collectible brands, it is interesting to learn about brands like Charatan, Barling's, Sasieni, Dunhill, W.O. Larsen, Comoy's, Kaywoodie, Peterson's, James Upshall, etc. The production team is big on keeping the history of the hobby alive, and I as well as a lot of other folks think that is very important. Especially so, to future pipe and tobacciania hobbyist's and collectors. Sure you can read a lot of details on Pipedia, but the show makes it so much more interesting and entertaining. [/QUOTE]
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