I have all except the first one. Although it's packed in the barn somewhere.

I like both. I like the high quality vulcanite and well made acrylic. Radice stems are great.

.. Just saying Its smoother by far . Only a touch harder than vulcanite ... and ... it wont Sulphur out on you . Its superior and I dont know why people bother with vulcanite , other than for traditions sake .I mean , we dont use lead paint anymore or steam engines Im sitting here smoking a wonderf...

It looks like something I'd like. I have a couple of books of Gustave Dorė's illustrations that I can look at for hours.

A Champagne cork works great. I actually purchased a four pack of cork knockers from SP for cheap. They come with an adhesive, but it needed to be stronger. I used hot glue, but I will reglue it with E6000.

The Dyna isnt loud, but the Sportster is. Ive had a handful of other bikes over the years but trhe Sportster is my favorite.... and the one ive had the least issues with......except one other. In the early late 80s I had a Hondamatic 400....what a piece of junk! In the mid 90s I had a Honda Nightha...

Happy Easter! KBV Dark Fired Cherry in a Ron Powell Rhodesian. Iced tea on the side. https://i.postimg.cc/zzsFNxt4/dsc00515.jpg If I were to guess , Id guess thats your most festive pipe I suppose so. Ron hated it so he cut me a deal after it was on his site for almost a year. I call it my LSU pipe.

Happy Easter! KBV Dark Fired Cherry in a Ron Powell Rhodesian. Iced tea on the side. https://i.postimg.cc/zzsFNxt4/dsc00515.jpg Damn Ron that is very cool. Wish he still made pipes Agreed. I have only in Powell's pipes and it is outstanding. I have 2. The other one is more classicly beautiful.

Piping Abe wrote: ↑Sun Mar 31, 2024 5:50 pm

Ronv69 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 31, 2024 5:29 pm Happy Easter!
KBV Dark Fired Cherry in a Ron Powell Rhodesian.
Iced tea on the side.

Damn Ron that is very cool. Wish he still made pipes

Don't we all.

Happy Easter!
KBV Dark Fired Cherry in a Ron Powell Rhodesian.
Iced tea on the side.