Hobo Pipes

Wednesday, March 6, 2013

Savinelli Oscar Lucite No. 506

Savinelli Oscar Lucite, shape 506 Italy. Suspected early 1980s, lots of little fills but the incredible old briar more than makes up for it. This one took a bit of investigation and packing knack in order to smoke cool, but we know each other now so all is good.

Tonight's main smoke

The Peterson Dunmore. shape no 78 this is the biggest pipe i have loaded it with 50 50 mix Irish plug and Erinmore.

Enough nicotine to kill a horse. HD

Prince of Wales

The name "Prince of Wales" was used at times by GBD for a sub-brand.

English made Prince of Wales which bear the Scottish flag (X-shaped cross representing the cross of the Christian martyr Saint Andrew, the patron saint of Scotland) as logo.Do you know anything HH.
This the pipe that i smoke in the car and the only pipe with a bite rubber on it.
It has a nice bit of putty in it.

More Erinmore

This is the only easy to get tobacco that's worth smoking. HD

The new Ronson pipe

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Smokes well and easy to clean i like it.

Shuffling the Pipes again

Tuesday, March 5, 2013

Peterson's Kapet Bulldog

This needs a good clean up, but no time soon. No time this week, or this weekend. Sad, it deserves better!

Tonight's main smoke.

My new to me Comoy's Tradition 363 Made in the early 1950's filled with pure Erinmore flake.
Been smoking a tiny corn cob all day and have just fired this up.
What a deference soooooo smooth i'm starting to think this pipe is a great smoker.
You need to smoke it slow with the flat sides it can get a little hot.
But u can bet [ check the news paper ] its a good smoke.