Volkditty
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Just packed an inaugural bowl of White Knight into a new Savinelli Foresta 320. This is my last new pipe for awhile...I promise.
Willard pipes were sold in drugstores, too. My father bought one in the late 1950s, though he didn't stick with pipe smoking. And that became the pipe I started with.Sorry for the hiatus, been a busy week with no relief in sight until about the 7th. I was able to pop out for a quick puff in this small Williard, I have 3 or 4 Willards and enjoy them very much, they are sturdier, better looking, and better crafted than a grabow in my opinion for around the same price ranger (or cheaper). All I could find about the company is that they were distributed on military bases during the Vietnam era. I never served and all of my friends served much later than Vietnam, I know we have some vets on here so if anyone has experience with this brand, or saw it while deployed, I would love to hear from you about it!
Happy new years to everyone if I don't get back on here for a few days!
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Just packed an inaugural bowl of White Knight into a new Savinelli Foresta 320. This is my last new pipe for awhile...I promise.
Bet that pipes a beauty. How do you like the tobacco?
Photos?????Smoking a Bari special freehand with MB 7 seas regular blend and a newmans k-cup. The finish and graining on this pipe is thing of beauty.It appears to have been lacquered very well from the factory.
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