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This is an interesting thread and it got me thinking: Bulldog - Mark Tinsky and Poul Ilsted Dublin - Charatan Billiard - Dunhill Tomato - Rad Davis Blowfish - Lars Ivarsson Hawkbill - Clarence Mickles and Radice Freehand - Ben Wade Horn - Ronny Thuner Sandblasted Standard Shape - JT Cooke, Rad...

Hello Rob! Good to see you! Jay

Welcome to you John! Jay

Nice to see you here Kayakrat! Jay

Hi Chris! Good to see you. Jay

Welcome Bob! I know you from Smokers' Forums. Jay

In my experience, the direction of the grain makes no difference in the smoking qualities of a pipe. The thing that makes the most difference (other than the engineering of the pipe), IMHO, is the curing of the brair itself. Jay

I used to be very serious about Chess, but haven't played much recently. My best days of playing were back when guys like Arthur Bisguire were (former International Grand Master) in their heyday. Jay

Well, I got three tins of McClelland CC '07, a Tinsky blast 2-star sitter, a nice pipe rack from a friend over at Smokers' Forums and a tin of S. Gawith 1792. Mark really makes great pipes and the CC'07 is excellent. Jay

I wish I did have his old pipes. They were old Kaywoodies from the 30's thru the 70's. Too bad I didn't have any idea what the future held when I first started dabbling in Grandad's pipes. Jay

Yes I am, though I seldom post there. Jay

Hi! My name is Jay and I am a member of a couple other online pipe forums. When Bill B. mentioned this place at one of these, I thought I'd check BoB out. I am a Pastor in SW Louisiana and have a house full of energetic kids, a beautiful wife (who is willing to put up with my pipe smoking)...