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And just like that, another Savinelli joins the family, this time a 165 "Clark's Favourite", a demi-churchwarden in the rusticated finish. Love this one.

I've just picked this Vauen Mcrooty 511 up for next to nothing, and am very happy indeed. Lightly used, the previous owner has given it the coffee ground treatment to remove any trace of ghosting, so it's ready to smoke. This will likely be the pipe I start with when I pick up my first planned...

Good evening from sunny Wales. I hope everyone is well. Amongst my recent acquisitions, I've picked up a number of estate pipes in need of cleaning up, and I'd like to do it myself. I've always done this with fishing tackle since I was young, because tinkering like this is something I find...

Well, this is already becoming a problem. I spotted this Butz-Choquin and fell in love with it and, for a very good price, went for it. Smoked once, boxed, in excellent condition. What else was I supposed to do?!🤷‍♂️

Hi all, You may recall my post outlining a plan for eventually taking up pipe smoking over a slow, prolonged period. Well, I've just blown that out of the water by buying a Savinelli Morellina 614, along with filters, lighter etc. I think I'll be partaking by summer at that latest. Ah well, the...

Well, I haven't even actually started to smoke a pipe yet, but I'm already getting a nice feel for the community as the whole. There's such a lively ambience and more than a few characters, particularly on YouTube. I started with Alan Harrelson, the banjo picking preacher with his "hoo-eee...

Hi all, Im just looking for a little advice. I'm lining up the purchase of a Bewlay 272 pipe as part of my early pipe journey. It's not going to cost a great deal and is in very good condition, so would it be worth picking up to put into rotation? Thanks.

Good morning everyone, and thanks for having me on the forum. I'm not yet a pipe smoker but am preparing to be so (more of that later). There's quite a bit to learn! For the time being I'm reading, watching and absorbing all that I can, and really looking forward to getting started. Thanks...