Thread: Pipe of the Day

Originally Posted by NoseWarmer

Clay Churchwarden & Scotish Clay with "Old Dublin" with a "new" design antler tamper...

Looks interesting. I've never tried clay pipes as they are almost unknown here these days. However i know that divers keep finding those from old wrecks every now and then so they must have been popular in the past centuries.
How does it smoke?

I've got a trade one one close to this Tsuge. Mine has a curved stem which I like better but the bowl is very close to mine. Can't wait to go pick it up Monday-)

Originally Posted by NoseWarmer

Clay Churchwarden & Scotish Clay with "Old Dublin" with a "new" design antler tamper...

Beautiful love the clay pipes!! Is that my tamper?

Thanks to Phil (Nosewarmer) I have been on a mad corncob bender. It's all I have smoked for the last 2 days and I have burned probably 10 bowls of random and not so random tobacco. I am loving it. Thanks Phil. Well off to smoke some Gawith Hoggarth rum flake out of a cob

Originally Posted by Sailor

Looks interesting. I've never tried clay pipes as they are almost unknown here these days. However i know that divers keep finding those from old wrecks every now and then so they must have been popular in the past centuries.
How does it smoke?

Clays smoke very dry... Thanks for asking

Originally Posted by sbrouwers

Is that my tamper?

Is that the one you want?

Edward's Honey Bucc in this:


with a Jameson and Ginger Ale chaser. Happy Friday Fellas!

latest homemade and some Virginia flake

Compton's York Full Mixture in an Upshall P grade Dublin.

Good morning friends,

first pipe today

Vauen with Indigo

Pipes of the day:

DuPont
Charatan (the huge one)
Roland

Savoy leather carrier

"Legends" from McClelland Cyprian,VA's,Mahalla and Drama great stuff I just got:-)