Cob Cabinet

[Brunello]

One good thing about my week long smoking hiatus is that I've had time to be productive on some projects. I've started to organize my pipes in two cabinets, one shelf for each type: cobs, meers, vintage and occasional, top briars, and other briars. Not sure it accomplishes much, but organization may help me find my pipes a few seconds quicker!  This is the cob shelf with vintage Buescher, Keller cobs, King cob, and assorted Missouri Meerschaum (flanked by two smoking men from Bavaria).

 

[Brewdude]

Very nicely done Bruno!

8)


Cheers,

RR

 

[D.L.Ruth]

That's a nice display for the cobs, and a nice collection of cobs

 

[Corncobcon]

That's cobolicious!!! Nice display!

 

[BriarBeagle]

A lot of nice diversity in that cob collection. Very Nice! I also like the little German smoking figurines as well. :cheers:

 

[D.L.Ruth]

Kind of makes me feel like I need to order some more cobs

 

[Brunello]

Thanks guys, that was a more enthusiastic response than expected. I mean "cobolicious" is high praise indeed!

I tend to use my cobs more in the summer time for some reason. :sunny:

 

[eggman]

Very nice. The lower left hand cob in the box look great.

 

[Blackhorse]

Very nicely done. Kudos.

 

[Brunello]

Very nice. The lower left hand cob in the box look great.

Thanks, Egg. That one's a John Keller Chimney. He's a pipemaker out of Pennsylvania, website is omspipes.com. That cob was only $17.50 but at the moment he doesn't have any cobs on his website. I do have my eye on his Fieldmaster KT209 briar. His photo gallery of past offerings shows some cobs with horn stems that look awesome. Definitely one to follow. 8)