Photos of your pipes

[Jeff]

I inherited these two pipes from my Grandfather. He was an avid pipe smoker for a while when I was very young. Don't know the manufacturer, but the little one works very well.

[cameroncouch02]

Originally Posted by Syvman

That's exactly what I was thinking. Is there some way I can make sure I NEVER read this thread again? My wallet can't handle another hobby/habit/obsession/compulsion!

It got me, I picked up another hobby while still trying to learn the cigar.

[Nooner]

been meaning to post these for a while, none of my other pipes are really worth showing off:







please excuse the crummy pics, maybe someday I'll smoke it with one of you guys in person!

[rumballs]

I had a couple people tell me these were cheap pipes and I should look elsewhere, but I bought a few anyways for a few reasons:
* It remains to be seen whether pipes will take away any of my cigar time
* I actually wanted something cheap so I wouldn't have to worry about messing it up.
* I have over 20 tobaccos to try, so I thought it would be good to have a few pipes..

Anyways, top one is covered in leather. Second is white briar, not meerschum. Third is small and lightweight and has a much prettier grain than you can see in the picture.

[knuckles]

My grandfather smoked a pipe(s) for the majority of his adult life. He also colleted pipes as a hobby. That collection was willed to me, although it still sits in my parents house in Pennsylvania. I believe there are over 300 pipes in the collection, some dating to over one hundred years old. He has pipes that were donated to him that were smoked by some 'famous' people (one of them that I remember belonged to the governor of Pennsylvania at that time). There are some very unusual pipes in the collection as well... made from all types of materials and in various shapes. I remember that there is a very unusual water pipe that stands out in my memory.

Anyway, I am hoping to get up to State Collage (PA) after the fall school semester and pick up these pipes as well as a few other items that my grandfather left me. If i remember I'll take a few pictures of some of the more unusual pipes and post them here, along with any information i can find out about them.

[croatan]

Here are a couple Dunhills and a Savinelli. The first Dunhill is one I bought in the London store. The other is a limited run pipe with the Harvard crest on the band.

[Scott M]

Missouri Meerschaum top, "seconds bowl" special on the bottom. Briar's not quite broken in yet.... but I'm workin' on it!

Now...on to the Ebay page!!


Scott"thecobfather"M

[Puffy69]

Originally Posted by D. Generate

Here's a picture I, uh, found.

Nice..Do you put aged or fresh Afgani hybrid cronic blend?

[cameroncouch02]

Originally Posted by D. Generate

Here's a picture I, uh, found.

Funny, I think I have smoked from one of those before.

[DrStrangelove]

[QUOTE=croatan]Here are a couple Dunhills and a Savinelli. The first Dunhill is one I bought in the London store. The other is a limited run pipe with the Harvard crest on the band.[QUOTE]


Geez Croatan, that first pipe is really gorgeous!

[Nooner]

I haven't posted many picks of my pipes yet, I also have another Ben Wade out getting cleaned and a new stem made.

[Moglman]

A few new meers ...

[Moglman]

... and two estates, an unsmoked Savinelli and a somewhat beat up but beautiful smoking meer (after a lot of cleaning).

[Da Klugs]

Originally Posted by Nooner

been meaning to post these for a while, none of my other pipes are really worth showing off:







please excuse the crummy pics, maybe someday I'll smoke it with one of you guys in person!

You are welcome at my house anytime. (FYI - This pipe was gifted to me by Nooner) Had a nice smoke of 97 Maclellands Dominican Glory in her last night. Probably my best fill to date. Smooth, cool and a very refined set of flavors. Thanks again.

[Scott M]

Nording Freehand, estate off Ebay.








Can't wait to fire this up.