Idlefellow

I do love my p-lips but I have to admit, even using softies the button takes a beating!

Granger in my LePeltier this morning with my coffee. @Idlefellow It does look a little odd, the stem - I really like the rustication...

I have a Peterson billiard with a p-lip saddle stem; seems to be a bit of a rarity in a Pete (it is stamped 106S so it appears to be...

It belonged to my friend Wayne. It was one of the few things I kept. I gave his tobacco and pipes to a friend just starting to smoke. It...

What's the lighter?

Hello everyone, I am new here, found this community a couple of weeks ago when many USA sites like tobaccoreviews blocked online access...

Relaxing after a wonderful salad, chicken legs and snow peas dinner with strawberries for dessert. I've passed the first third of this...

Yeah, the Brits have some "interesting" ideas about how things should be and about what works (ask me how I know having driven British...

Meteorological Spring. That's what they call it when March 1 rolls around, even though spring won't really be here until the Spring...

Smoking my new Kemperling, with Capt black copper,bottle of Gatorade. I made a rib roast for dinner,my wife loved it ! I woke from a 3...

I'm trying VaSlices in my new LePeltier, it's wonderful. I'll stop gushing about this pipe now.

Wow! That is some serious gardening! Impressive!

This Ulmer could have been made any time during the 18th or 19th centuries. No hallmark . . . cannot date exactly. I don't smoke it...

1930's Comoy meerschaum lined special straight grain. I'm hard on pipes, but this little gem only gets smoked maybe a dozen times a...

The oldest dated pipe pipe that I have is a 1966 Dunghill. I picked up the Medico and Kaywoodie at a vintage shop at Christmas. I...