The Meerschaum my wife gave me as a wedding present
Your favorite and/or most sentimental pipe
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I have three that we're my grandad's pipes. All of them are great smokers. He was kind of an ass, but a hard man and a great bunch of stories. I love those pipes. A BC prince, a Dr G Royalton, and a Stanwell Brass Band Dublin (which spurred me to attempt to collect all the rusticated Brass Band pipes).
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I also have a Turkish meer that a buddy bought while stationed in Turkey, and later gave to me. The pipe is nothing special, but my dad scrimshawed an Eagle, Globe, and Anchor on it. Not his best work, as he's getting old and shaky, but at the time it was the only artwork of his that I owned. We are both old Marines, so it is definitely sentimental.
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3rd and 7th Falcons from the left were a matched set I received from a favorite Pipe Smoking Uncle for my High School Graduation near 50 years past.
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That’s a beautiful pipe my dad was also a marineracinghoss wrote: ↑Sun Feb 17, 2019 1:03 pm I also have a Turkish meer that a buddy bought while stationed in Turkey, and later gave to me. The pipe is nothing special, but my dad scrimshawed an Eagle, Globe, and Anchor on it. Not his best work, as he's getting old and shaky, but at the time it was the only artwork of his that I owned. We are both old Marines, so it is definitely sentimental.
that pipe get's aroundLongshanks wrote: ↑Fri Dec 21, 2018 7:38 am Smoked a lot of Carter Hall and PA in it. Good times, good times.
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