Wow, How bizarre, I just purchased the Henry Tongue Bulldog yesterday from Ebay, OK the condition isn't as great as yours, it has a cracked stem, but the bowl on enquiries was in perfect condition, so I bought it for £20. Now I'm even happierNow smoking Chris Morgan Jackalope in a straight smooth medium brown year 1912 Henry Tongue bulldog with a silver cap and band and an amber saddle stem with an orific bit.
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That sounds like a Charatan reject. Would you mind posting a photo of the nomenclature?Uhh,yeah,
Trying to use up my Lane very cherry, with the Luden's couph drop flavor in donor pipe reading "Made in London England, made by hand" with the maker's name all XXX out (Wonder why that happens?).
Nik
Congrats, man. I'm sure you'll enjoy it! I'd love to see it when you give it a cleaning.Wow, How bizarre, I just purchased the Henry Tongue Bulldog yesterday from Ebay, OK the condition isn't as great as yours, it has a cracked stem, but the bowl on enquiries was in perfect condition, so I bought it for £20. Now I'm even happier
You sure will, I'm just hoping I can search down a new stem for itCongrats, man. I'm sure you'll enjoy it! I'd love to see it when you give it a cleaning.
If I've said this before, please forgive me. I'm not much for meerschaums, but I'm lusty for this pipe. I want one just like it. One of my favorite meerschaums I've ever seen. I've owned a few and enjoyed them to a degree. I took the ownership and handling too seriously, making them not entirely enjoyable to own or smoke. I would do things differently now. To bother him to make one similar, if even possible, isn't in the cards. I no longer spend $200 on a pipe. Still, I can lust.A quarter of the way through this bowl of Watch City Waltham Broken Cake in a medium bend fumed tan crackled year 2020 Ahmet Govem reverse calabash meerschaum with a military mount silver band and black acrylic stem. Posted the review of KBV Orange Thunder at TR, and am working on a review of the blend I'm smoking.
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I understand how you feel, man. It took me a long time to realize that I should just enjoy a meerschaum, and not worry about the extra rituals. Sometimes, it takes a while to realize you possess the pipe, and it's not the other way around.If I've said this before, please forgive me. I'm not much for meerschaums, but I'm lusty for this pipe. I want one just like it. One of my favorite meerschaums I've ever seen. I've owned a few and enjoyed them to a degree. I took the ownership and handling too seriously, making them not entirely enjoyable to own or smoke. I would do things differently now. To bother him to make one similar, if even possible, isn't in the cards. I no longer spend $200 on a pipe. Still, I can lust.
Sure, might take a day or two or three... not so good with taking digital photos and posting them in Forum threads.That sounds like a Charatan reject. Would you mind posting a photo of the nomenclature?
"Dunhill won the battle. When Dunhill bought them out they took all of the Charatans that were still in existence and X’d them all out. They stamped them all out and sold them for whatever they could get for them. So, you’re talking a pipe that might have sold for a grand sold for 50 bucks."Uhh,yeah,
Trying to use up my Lane very cherry, with the Luden's couph drop flavor in donor pipe reading "Made in London England, made by hand" with the maker's name all XXX out (Wonder why that happens?).
Nik
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