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Virginia Burley Blendbase in a Peterson Kenmare.

An English (Smoky Man) in a Dunhill Dress Black pot.

Virginia Maryland Blend in a MM Cobbit.

Straight Virginia Blendbase in a Rob Vacher Bamboo poker.

Rattray's Hal o' the Wynd in a CAO Mark Twain meerschaum.

A mild Aromatic (Reverie) in a Dunhill era Charatan's Make billiard. I won my eBay auction! So I have twenty pipes coming my way, all with stem problems. At about seven bucks a pipe. Many of them are brands I love (Savinelli, Charatan, Hardcastle, Georg Jensen). The key for chewed up stems is...

Lit up a bowl of Bob's Flake after Oppenheimer in a Peterson Limerick. That's the best movie I've seen in a long time, but I really like the lead actor, and I don't watch a lot of movies these days. He smokes a pipe in it. 🙂

I met a guy at the Chicago Pipe Show who makes his own snuff, I have a good size sample. Apparently it's common enough among pipe smokers. Hope you enjoy the forum!

Urban Cowboy in a CAO billiard meerschaum.

BB Antietam in an Altinay pot meerschaum.

Virginia Burley Blendbase in a CAO bent brandy meerschaum.

Virginia Maryland Blend in a CAO bent brandy meerschaum. I love how Vermont Freehand ships, order on a Friday and it's in Oregon by Monday. PDX PDQ!

A latakia/perique (Jewel of Macedonia) in a grape leaf meerschaum my sister found at a thrift store, maybe ten years ago. Nice little pipe. We've got plans to do dinner and a movie, Oppenheimer is playing tonight.

An English (Smoky Match #3) in a Scottie Piersel pencil shank pot.

Straight Virginia Blendbase in an Altinay Zulu meerschaum.

Still working on Hal o' the Wynd, it is smoother and more subtle than my Smoky Match, but the tastes are fairly the same. I found this video on mining meerschaum that I found interesting. The same channel has another video on carving that is equally good. They're pulling big chunks of meerschaum...

Yeah, it makes a funny looking apple! It was a replacement I got from Marty Pulvers for another Amorelli that broke in two.

Rattray's Hal o' the Wynd versus Smoky Match in CAO Mark Twain and Sam Clemens meerschaums. I was saving the Hal o' the Wynd for a special occasion, but now that it's back in stock, today's the day. My match blend was just a guess based on their description and my memory, but it holds up very...

A Tennessee/latakia (Smoky Match #3) in a CAO Mark Twain meerschaum.

A Tennessee/cigar leaf (Smoky Match #2) in a Charatan's Make Special poker.