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Howdy folks,
Couldn't help myself when I saw this pipe offered up as an estate in near mint condition. It's the second Pete I've ever had, the first being a Donegal Rocky pot shape with a p-lip stem. I can recall being underwhelmed by my first Pete and I ended up passing it along to another piper.
This particular one struck me as very handsome. As you can see, it's loaded with birdseye and crossgrain, has a sparkling sterling silver spigot system, and garnished with a brindle fishtail stem. Also, this particular 304 shape is a bent sitter which is always a plus when one wishes to set their pipe down for a moment, and I imagined it would hang comfortably from the jaw. Just thought i'd share a few photos. Hopefully this Pete will leave a more favorable impression than my last.
I've got it filled with some Wessex Golden Virginia Flake, and am ready to get her fired up.
Sweet smokes everyone.
Beagle
Couldn't help myself when I saw this pipe offered up as an estate in near mint condition. It's the second Pete I've ever had, the first being a Donegal Rocky pot shape with a p-lip stem. I can recall being underwhelmed by my first Pete and I ended up passing it along to another piper.
This particular one struck me as very handsome. As you can see, it's loaded with birdseye and crossgrain, has a sparkling sterling silver spigot system, and garnished with a brindle fishtail stem. Also, this particular 304 shape is a bent sitter which is always a plus when one wishes to set their pipe down for a moment, and I imagined it would hang comfortably from the jaw. Just thought i'd share a few photos. Hopefully this Pete will leave a more favorable impression than my last.
I've got it filled with some Wessex Golden Virginia Flake, and am ready to get her fired up.
Sweet smokes everyone.
Beagle
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