You are by far not alone! I have 25 and I‘ve only been at it 2 years. Its a wonderful hobby, art form, graceful, harmonious and crucial element of lifestyle. Each pipe has a story, a memory, a suitability and a look and impression.
A lovely story about collecting tobacco pipes 👏👏👏👏👏👏😊 Don’t feel bad having 30 pipes…I got 200 pipes…30 are cobs….and 150 are briars…..the rest are morta, olive, pearwood, cherrywood, or meerschaum…..for me….they are works of art…I love each one…for the memories when I bought it. Slowly, I rotate through them…they all are smoked at least once a year 😄😉💨💨💨
I can say the same. A good 'ol chap named Lester M. influenced my decision to take up the lifestyle. At also 66 of age, I acquired 76 pipes, 130+ tins, and accessories in merely two short months. Am even a lucky owner of five birth year 1958 Dunhill pipes.
Todd: this is a great video, I enjoyed it thoroughly like I always do with your content. But man, my mouth is watering so badly you can't leave me like that! I was expecting a thorough inspection of all those specimens (in an academic way ;-)! Really gorgeous! Take care, brother. Héctor
Quaker Piper thank you for your appreciative comments. Perhaps I can pull from the bunch a few of my favorites and discuss those in the future video. At any rate I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Well, I know that feeling about having too many pipes...but....its still not enough! They are works of art and you have a lovely gallery to show!👏👏😊 PS I was your 600th sub...well done!👏👏😊😊
I just came across this video. A beautiful collection. I like you thoughts on this subject. I have a collection of sorts but don't see myself as a collector. I do chose pipes based on mood and even utility for sure. Sometimes I smoke one pipe till I feel bad for it and move on. Sometimes it will be several in one day. Thanks for sharing. Be well
If you’ve not already done so in the interim, I thought a talk devoted to pipe stems ( materials: vulcanite, lucite, acrylic, ebonite, etc. and typology: fishtail, p-lip; effects on smoking quality, etc.) might be interesting. Not much on that sort of thing on the YT pipe videos I’ve seen. Greatly enjoyed seeing your collection - thank you for sharing it with us! Happy to have recently subscribed.
What an excellent idea! I've been thinking about getting back into the presentations again and looking for ideas. Thank you so much for your idea. I'll be sure in credit you if I use it.---Todd
Wow! Almost 2k views in 3 months!? Congrats Todd. I may have to copy your title if you don't mind? My Pipes, etc. (although I only own cobs! Lol!) Love it man! Plus - You're always SO DAMN DAPPER. Sincerely. Loving your vids brother! Thanks again.
Thank you for your comments. I'm not quite sure why this vid is so relatively popular. Anyway, I was happy to share my collection and I'm glad to see you making the rounds. Cheers.
Cool collection! I am 41 yrs old and recently I bought two used pipes, restored them and also did some customizing to them so they would fit my own style.... I dont relly know why I did that. I guess it is because I recently stopped smoking cannabis daily and I miss the ritual of preparing and tending to a smoke... have smoked cigarettes for 2 decades wich honestly always was a mindless satisfaction of a nicotine craving... Smoking cannabis however was more like a cozy ritual I earned after a hard days work. I had my tackle box with the specific kind of papers I liked, my favourite rolling tube made from a piece of hardwood in just the right angle for my paper of choice. I would roast and mix the tobacco and get my blend just right before rolling my blunt and sitting back and enjoying it while thinking about the day and ideas for tomorrow... After having had the tobacco pipes for a few weeks I must admit I quite like the whole stuffing, preparing and smoking of a good pipe... However I still need to find just the right type of pipe tobacco for me to really complete the feeling! I need something very sweet and mild with alot of taste.... but finding the right blend is difficult since tobacco companies cant do commercials in my country and taste descriptions of tobacco online is considered unlawfull...
Great video, and a beautiful collection! Make whatever sorts of videos you like, but all of us (no matter how long we've had a pipe dangling from our mouths) can benefit from seeing how someone else packs, lights, smokes, and cleans their briars.
The Artful Codger yes I think maybe it would be of some benefit to share some of the things I've learned over the years based on my own experience. Upon reflection, I really enjoy seeing other members of the YTPC sharing that information.
Awesome video and good looking pipe collection. I have to admit I have a few pipes that I purchased and afterwards I thought to myself “why the hell did I buy that”. Lol. It really hits you hard when the pipe is around $250 and it never leaves the stand. Take care.
You are very interesting to watch Sir,and i enjoy watching you. Your collection is wonderful. Perhaps you can put a video of maintaining your pipes,and the ways of packing and how to smoke different types of tobacco without tongue byte 😊
Great video! I have a few pipes that are banished to the closet. I'm sure they seemed like a great idea at the time of that particular eBay frenzy. Some day I might take a file to a few and call them freehands. Hopefully the townfolk don't show up with torches and pitchforks. Take care and thanks for showing your fantastic collection.
Great video...really good idea on the direction you took. Would be interested to see your instructional videos...not sure on ideas. Really beautiful collection of pipes, always good to see them all together. Take care, Corey
I'm thinking about doing a bit on filter pipes with some thoughts on what to look for in a pipe but without having to spend a great deal of money (under 100). We'll see how that goes. Thanks for stopping by. I really enjoy your videos; you've got a great channel. Cheers.---Todd
Good number of nice pipes, today I must slow seriously down since just recently I was renewing my whole collection selling the older and replacing them with newer ones (kept it on the 80-150$) range and all this led to pretty significant expenses,then I come to realise that those older english estates are far from being cheap and they are chased by collectors. As,to special comment; It might be interesting to show ups what are your preferred packing techniques and how you usually do the cleaning of your pipes. Thank You for Sharing, and have a nice weekend, best greets from across the big water, Paul
Thank you, my friend. I love your Dracula collection, and I would love to get a Peterson Christmas 2014...if you see on on the market, PM me. Thanks for stopping by!
Ole Berg, your "nose warmer" inspired me to get one from OMS. Next video will feature it. Thank you, sir, for the inspiration to try something a little different. I am really enjoying your presentations.
Thank you, Gaston, for such a kind comment. It has taken quite a few years to build as I am rather poor. Thank you for stopping by; it is always nice to meet someone new.---Todd
You Sir need more pipes an anyone telling you no.. you don’t need that type of negativity around you. Hahaha that an impressive array of Briar . I’ve seen your comments on maybe needing restraint. But I say why you’re doing what you love and enjoy yourself while on this planet. Plus you have something to show for your efforts and I think it creates a certain quality about ones passion for the 🍂 leaf we all love so. As for a theme for a video I wouldn’t mind at all for your interpretation of what pipe smoking does for a persons daily experiences. An how to conduct yourself while in a non tolerant society. Great Video and enjoyed your time
Very nice! I have about 50. Some were my grandfather's and his brothers that they gave me(that they used to smoke). Most of the ones I have are estate pipes.
Great video! That is an extremely nice collection you have. I hope to have it’s equal one day! I think a collection like that speaks highly of a man! Your videos are always enjoyable! Happy Smoking!!
Justen Taylor thank you so much for your kind comments. I didn't really realize I had that many pipes until I put them all together. I think I'm going to have to learn the Fine Art of restraint in the future.... Right after I buy my next pipe... LOL
Dude you take that IRS refund and buy new pipes and as much tobacco as possible...and a new gun! I always love forcing the government to pay for stuff they don't want me to have! 😁🤣
How is it today? Did your collection grow? Every pipe is a piece of art….even a cheap one can be beautiful. If it’s handmade or mechanically produced - someone’s thoughts and creativity influenced it’s creation. I enjoy to look at beautifully made pipes, feel them…..and sometimes smoke a delicious tobacco in them but some are still virgin. My limitation in terms of price was around 130€ (nowadays around 170€) and i got a lot of beauty in this range. Estates and New Old Stock and pipes nobody seems to like….but this one time (at band camp😄) i tried to find out if Dunhill pipes are as good as their reputation. They’re ok.
@@lapipesmoker3751 Meerschaum is definitely different to briar. I have three pipes - all under 120€ - all unique and beautiful. I would love to buy a few more but the prices they call nowadays are out of hand.
Nice collection for sure, I imagine all pipe smokers have a pipe or two they wonder why they bought. I know I have two or three. I have at this time one pipe for each day with a couple extras just for good measure. I also know I will buy several more this year. Ha Ha Ha. Thanks for doing the vids very enjoyable.
G.O. Gecko I never realized how many pipes I had until I laid them all out. It made my kitchen table look a little bit like a proper tobacco shop... LOL
COBBIT of the SHIRE I favor Virginia Burley Cavendish blends. However, I also enjoy Kramer's Father Dempsey and Frog Morton's On the Town. I've got a pretty reliable source for Esoterica blends, so whatever I get I usually put in my cellar. Anyway, it looks like the whole thing has gotten a bit out of control. A little self-restraint and delayed gratification are in order.
A very nice, and far from too big, collection (I know several people who have hundreds of pipes, and even a few who have thousands!). I would very much have liked the 'academic and tedious' walk through. I am definitely a pipe guy more than I am a tobacco guy, and I have a very very nice collection too, if I dare say so myself, and I certainly can relate to the creeping feeling of horror when doing a quick estimate of what it has cost me so far, atleast 10K US dollars urgh. I also have a box of pipes that I don't count as part of my collection, pipes Ive gotten in various ways, like a bunch of Stanwell year pipes, some WO Larsens, Georg Jensens, all top notch smoking tools, but just not quite unique and exclusive enough to be part of my collection. Anyway, the tube is full of instructional videos, I have no ideas for you. But I just found your pipe collection vid from 18th Feb, and that is what I want to see :) So many collect tobaccos or are into that, but we don't seem to be too many who focus on the pipes! Cheers from Copenhagen!
Thank you for your thoughtful reply. You have made some excellent points about the frequency of the discussion of pipes, and the enjoyment of collection of them. I will try and think how I can share this collection in greater detail, as I share in your interest in the pipes themselves; both the tobacco and pipe come together, often in an unanticipated combination, for the sublime experience. the "perfect smoke". You should consider sharing your thoughts as a presenter.---Todd
Yes...I think I need to become a tad more judicious in "pulling the trigger" on any more pipes for a while. St. John Chrysostom famously observed: "The wealthiest man in the world is one who desires what he has."
Two more pipes and you can use a different pipe for up to each of five bowls a day while giving each pipe a whole week rest! If you own 7 racks, you could stack 5 pipes on each and attribute a day of the week to each rack.
Gaston Deveaux that is a Sasieni "4-DOT RUFF ROOT DARK". It's a "post transition" pipe and not considered a high-value collectible. However, it smokes great and is a very well cured Briar. Also, it has a vulcanite stem, which I find more satisfactory than a plastic or lucite one.
I go through two pounds of tobacco per month. I try not to smoke a pipe more than once per day. Do the simple arithmetic. Thirty-three pipes ain't that many. Perhaps it is, for a collector, but NOT for a smoker.
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You are by far not alone! I have 25 and I‘ve only been at it 2 years. Its a wonderful hobby, art form, graceful, harmonious and crucial element of lifestyle. Each pipe has a story, a memory, a suitability and a look and impression.
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A lovely story about collecting tobacco pipes 👏👏👏👏👏👏😊 Don’t feel bad having 30 pipes…I got 200 pipes…30 are cobs….and 150 are briars…..the rest are morta, olive, pearwood, cherrywood, or meerschaum…..for me….they are works of art…I love each one…for the memories when I bought it. Slowly, I rotate through them…they all are smoked at least once a year 😄😉💨💨💨
I can say the same. A good 'ol chap named Lester M. influenced my decision to take up the lifestyle. At also 66 of age, I acquired 76 pipes, 130+ tins, and accessories in merely two short months. Am even a lucky owner of five birth year 1958 Dunhill pipes.
Ya...my collection has got out of hand also.
LIKED your presentation...also identify with your presentation
Very nice collection, thank you for the video
One thing that I forgot to mention .. and that's a compliment. Some of your pipes are flat out gorgeous. You have an eye for fine art.
Todd: this is a great video, I enjoyed it thoroughly like I always do with your content. But man, my mouth is watering so badly you can't leave me like that! I was expecting a thorough inspection of all those specimens (in an academic way ;-)! Really gorgeous! Take care, brother. Héctor
Quaker Piper thank you for your appreciative comments. Perhaps I can pull from the bunch a few of my favorites and discuss those in the future video. At any rate I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Please do!
Well, I know that feeling about having too many pipes...but....its still not enough! They are works of art and you have a lovely gallery to show!👏👏😊 PS I was your 600th sub...well done!👏👏😊😊
Thanks!
Great video and a very nice collection! Thank you for sharing.
Javi Pipes absolutely! Thank you for taking the time to stop by and for your encouraging comments.
I just came across this video. A beautiful collection. I like you thoughts on this subject. I have a collection of sorts but don't see myself as a collector. I do chose pipes based on mood and even utility for sure. Sometimes I smoke one pipe till I feel bad for it and move on. Sometimes it will be several in one day. Thanks for sharing. Be well
Nice pipes thanks for sharing very well presented interesting to watch and listen
It's good that you stopped by and took the time to leave a comment. Thank you very much Tony.-+-Todd
LA Pipe Smoker cheers Todd 👍👍
Thanks for sharing. Always enjoy seeing others collections.
Nice pipes. Thanx for sharing!
Thank you for stopping by!
Really nice collection.
If you’ve not already done so in the interim, I thought a talk devoted to pipe stems ( materials: vulcanite, lucite, acrylic, ebonite, etc. and typology: fishtail, p-lip; effects on smoking quality, etc.) might be interesting. Not much on that sort of thing on the YT pipe videos I’ve seen. Greatly enjoyed seeing your collection - thank you for sharing it with us! Happy to have recently subscribed.
What an excellent idea! I've been thinking about getting back into the presentations again and looking for ideas. Thank you so much for your idea. I'll be sure in credit you if I use it.---Todd
LA Pipe Smoker - No need to credit me; the presentation would be acknowledgement enough. Thanks for your reply.
Wow! Almost 2k views in 3 months!? Congrats Todd. I may have to copy your title if you don't mind? My Pipes, etc. (although I only own cobs! Lol!) Love it man! Plus - You're always SO DAMN DAPPER. Sincerely. Loving your vids brother! Thanks again.
Thank you for your comments. I'm not quite sure why this vid is so relatively popular. Anyway, I was happy to share my collection and I'm glad to see you making the rounds. Cheers.
That's a very impressive collection. I am not anyplace close to that. Maybe one day. Love the video. Take care and God bless...
Boss Man good to see you and thank you for stopping by and leaving a comment.
Beautiful collection. You are a class act my friend.
Thank you for taking the time and stopping by with such a kind comment. - - - Todd.
Nice collection, Bro! I don't see any "Savinelli Saxophones" in there!! LOL!! I love the double- decker pipe rack!! Great video!!
LOL....It is only a matter of time.
Thank you for sharing your collection and thoughts. Totally awesome! :)
Thank you! Hopefully, by this weekend I'll have another video up. Thanks for stopping by and leaving a kind comment.---Todd
Cool collection! I am 41 yrs old and recently I bought two used pipes, restored them and also did some customizing to them so they would fit my own style.... I dont relly know why I did that. I guess it is because I recently stopped smoking cannabis daily and I miss the ritual of preparing and tending to a smoke... have smoked cigarettes for 2 decades wich honestly always was a mindless satisfaction of a nicotine craving... Smoking cannabis however was more like a cozy ritual I earned after a hard days work. I had my tackle box with the specific kind of papers I liked, my favourite rolling tube made from a piece of hardwood in just the right angle for my paper of choice. I would roast and mix the tobacco and get my blend just right before rolling my blunt and sitting back and enjoying it while thinking about the day and ideas for tomorrow...
After having had the tobacco pipes for a few weeks I must admit I quite like the whole stuffing, preparing and smoking of a good pipe... However I still need to find just the right type of pipe tobacco for me to really complete the feeling! I need something very sweet and mild with alot of taste.... but finding the right blend is difficult since tobacco companies cant do commercials in my country and taste descriptions of tobacco online is considered unlawfull...
Great video, and a beautiful collection!
Make whatever sorts of videos you like, but all of us (no matter how long we've had a pipe dangling from our mouths) can benefit from seeing how someone else packs, lights, smokes, and cleans their briars.
The Artful Codger yes I think maybe it would be of some benefit to share some of the things I've learned over the years based on my own experience. Upon reflection, I really enjoy seeing other members of the YTPC sharing that information.
Absolutely loved this video and your style. Lol do more videos with the bulldog pipe voice! That had me goin lol 😂
Thanks for sharing you collection.
Sweet. I am jealous. I want to see more about the individual pipes.
Yes, I will. I think next week I will go over filter pipes and/or why a good smoke does not need to be expensive.
Awesome video and good looking pipe collection. I have to admit I have a few pipes that I purchased and afterwards I thought to myself “why the hell did I buy that”. Lol. It really hits you hard when the pipe is around $250 and it never leaves the stand. Take care.
Dwarven Piper I think when you make a $250 mistake it's time to hit it on eBay... LOL.
Thank you for Sharing your Pipes collection and your story and knowledge
You are very interesting to watch Sir,and i enjoy watching you. Your collection is wonderful. Perhaps you can put a video of maintaining your pipes,and the ways of packing and how to smoke different types of tobacco without tongue byte 😊
Marko Naric thank you for the suggestion. I'll put something together for next week.
Great collection of pipes!
Thank you for stopping by!
Great video! I have a few pipes that are banished to the closet. I'm sure they seemed like a great idea at the time of that particular eBay frenzy. Some day I might take a file to a few and call them freehands. Hopefully the townfolk don't show up with torches and pitchforks. Take care and thanks for showing your fantastic collection.
LOL! Passing off bad pipes can start a riot......
Great video...really good idea on the direction you took.
Would be interested to see your instructional videos...not sure on ideas.
Really beautiful collection of pipes, always good to see them all together.
Take care,
Corey
I'm thinking about doing a bit on filter pipes with some thoughts on what to look for in a pipe but without having to spend a great deal of money (under 100). We'll see how that goes. Thanks for stopping by. I really enjoy your videos; you've got a great channel. Cheers.---Todd
Well, thank you for that Todd, really enjoy yours as well. Looking forward to that.
lol i think you were my 11th grade English teacher:) good vid!
Thanks for stopping by, Gaby; hope you are doing well!
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You have a lovely pipe collection, and a lovely home.
Nice collection!
Good number of nice pipes, today I must slow seriously down since just recently I was renewing my whole collection selling the older and replacing them with newer ones (kept it on the 80-150$) range and all this led to pretty significant expenses,then I come to realise that those older english estates are far from being cheap and they are chased by collectors.
As,to special comment; It might be interesting to show ups what are your preferred packing techniques and how you usually do the cleaning of your pipes. Thank You for Sharing, and have a nice weekend, best greets from across the big water, Paul
Paul The Scandinavian thanks for stopping by I appreciate your comments.
Some truly beautiful pipes there.
Thank you, my friend. I love your Dracula collection, and I would love to get a Peterson Christmas 2014...if you see on on the market, PM me. Thanks for stopping by!
What a beautiful collection!
Thanks, Lee.
Never do the maths lol. Incredible pipes you got. Thanks for sharing.
Just found your channel great content and video stay safe
Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment!---Todd
Wow you made my day I dont feel so bad about buying to many Choochers LOL thanks for sharing and keepem choochin my friend
Ole Berg, your "nose warmer" inspired me to get one from OMS. Next video will feature it. Thank you, sir, for the inspiration to try something a little different. I am really enjoying your presentations.
Nice quality movie sir! And I like your collection. It looks every pipes still shine. I did enjoy it.
Thank you for your kind words and for stopping by!
That’s a very nice collection.
My goodness you've got some beauties there !
Thank you, Gaston, for such a kind comment. It has taken quite a few years to build as I am rather poor. Thank you for stopping by; it is always nice to meet someone new.---Todd
Excellent collection.
Can you do a video on Brigham pipes please? A friend just got me a Klondike; which will be the first Brigham I have ever owned.
You Sir need more pipes an anyone telling you no.. you don’t need that type of negativity around you. Hahaha that an impressive array of Briar . I’ve seen your comments on maybe needing restraint. But I say why you’re doing what you love and enjoy yourself while on this planet. Plus you have something to show for your efforts and I think it creates a certain quality about ones passion for the 🍂 leaf we all love so.
As for a theme for a video I wouldn’t mind at all for your interpretation of what pipe smoking does for a persons daily experiences. An how to conduct yourself while in a non tolerant society. Great Video and enjoyed your time
LOL.....thanks for those kind words. Thank you for stopping by and leaving those thoughtful comments.---Todd
Very nice! I have about 50. Some were my grandfather's and his brothers that they gave me(that they used to smoke). Most of the ones I have are estate pipes.
Great video! That is an extremely nice collection you have. I hope to have it’s equal one day! I think a collection like that speaks highly of a man! Your videos are always enjoyable! Happy Smoking!!
Justen Taylor thank you so much for your kind comments. I didn't really realize I had that many pipes until I put them all together. I think I'm going to have to learn the Fine Art of restraint in the future.... Right after I buy my next pipe... LOL
Dude you take that IRS refund and buy new pipes and as much tobacco as possible...and a new gun! I always love forcing the government to pay for stuff they don't want me to have! 😁🤣
How is it today? Did your collection grow?
Every pipe is a piece of art….even a cheap one can be beautiful. If it’s handmade or mechanically produced - someone’s thoughts and creativity influenced it’s creation.
I enjoy to look at beautifully made pipes, feel them…..and sometimes smoke a delicious tobacco in them but some are still virgin.
My limitation in terms of price was around 130€ (nowadays around 170€) and i got a lot of beauty in this range. Estates and New Old Stock and pipes nobody seems to like….but this one time (at band camp😄) i tried to find out if Dunhill pipes are as good as their reputation. They’re ok.
Well said! My pipe collection today is about the same. I seem to favor Meerschaum pipes these days.
@@lapipesmoker3751 Meerschaum is definitely different to briar. I have three pipes - all under 120€ - all unique and beautiful. I would love to buy a few more but the prices they call nowadays are out of hand.
Nice collection for sure, I imagine all pipe smokers have a pipe or two they wonder why they bought. I know I have two or three. I have at this time one pipe for each day with a couple extras just for good measure. I also know I will buy several more this year. Ha Ha Ha. Thanks for doing the vids very enjoyable.
Yea...me too. Well, it is what it is.
Great Video My Friend Will Be Watching For Your Next One.
And Allway's Take Care And God Bless You Briar Blade Sweet Smokes
LaDon Mott thank you so much for stopping by and leaving your kind comments. Be well my friend.
Real nice collection. I’m hoping to eventually get to 14 good smokers.
G.O. Gecko I never realized how many pipes I had until I laid them all out. It made my kitchen table look a little bit like a proper tobacco shop... LOL
I love the pipe with blue stem its bautfall.
PM me with your mailing address and I'll send it to you. I'll never smoke it.
Another good VR my friend. I enjoy smoking as I watch it helps me to feel closer. What blends do you like and do you cellar any tobaccos?
COBBIT of the SHIRE I favor Virginia Burley Cavendish blends. However, I also enjoy Kramer's Father Dempsey and Frog Morton's On the Town. I've got a pretty reliable source for Esoterica blends, so whatever I get I usually put in my cellar. Anyway, it looks like the whole thing has gotten a bit out of control. A little self-restraint and delayed gratification are in order.
Oh. I am not sure about delayed gratification; except for other people.
The OMS poker was my first more expensive pipe. I fell in love with it at first sight. Still is my daily smoker 3 years later.
It's great to have a daily pipe.
Matt’s blend is a good one. I’ve tried it. I live 50mn away from there.
Very nice pipe collection!
A very nice, and far from too big, collection (I know several people who have hundreds of pipes, and even a few who have thousands!). I would very much have liked the 'academic and tedious' walk through. I am definitely a pipe guy more than I am a tobacco guy, and I have a very very nice collection too, if I dare say so myself, and I certainly can relate to the creeping feeling of horror when doing a quick estimate of what it has cost me so far, atleast 10K US dollars urgh. I also have a box of pipes that I don't count as part of my collection, pipes Ive gotten in various ways, like a bunch of Stanwell year pipes, some WO Larsens, Georg Jensens, all top notch smoking tools, but just not quite unique and exclusive enough to be part of my collection. Anyway, the tube is full of instructional videos, I have no ideas for you. But I just found your pipe collection vid from 18th Feb, and that is what I want to see :) So many collect tobaccos or are into that, but we don't seem to be too many who focus on the pipes! Cheers from Copenhagen!
Thank you for your thoughtful reply. You have made some excellent points about the frequency of the discussion of pipes, and the enjoyment of collection of them. I will try and think how I can share this collection in greater detail, as I share in your interest in the pipes themselves; both the tobacco and pipe come together, often in an unanticipated combination, for the sublime experience. the "perfect smoke". You should consider sharing your thoughts as a presenter.---Todd
My absolute best pipe is a db (German). It’s designed beautifully
Hi great pipes liked the vid here in ireland
Thank you, Derek, nice that you stopped by!
Quite an assemblage, sir!
Yes...I think I need to become a tad more judicious in "pulling the trigger" on any more pipes for a while. St. John Chrysostom famously observed: "The wealthiest man in the world is one who desires what he has."
marvellous
Two more pipes and you can use a different pipe for up to each of five bowls a day while giving each pipe a whole week rest! If you own 7 racks, you could stack 5 pipes on each and attribute a day of the week to each rack.
Tips on cellaring/long term tobacco storage
So cool ..!!
bonjour, très belle collection de pipe salutation de belgique
I'm curious, the pipe immediately to the viewer's left of the bulldog you mentioned is quite sexy. What kind of pipe is it ?
Gaston Deveaux that is a Sasieni "4-DOT RUFF ROOT DARK". It's a "post transition" pipe and not considered a high-value collectible. However, it smokes great and is a very well cured Briar. Also, it has a vulcanite stem, which I find more satisfactory than a plastic or lucite one.
now wheres the bud? lets light up
Miss your videos, brother!
Working on it!
I go through two pounds of tobacco per month. I try not to smoke a pipe more than once per day. Do the simple arithmetic. Thirty-three pipes ain't that many. Perhaps it is, for a collector, but NOT for a smoker.
Thanks for taking the time to stop by and comment. Cheers. ---Todd
I think ther it would be nice if you cand do maybe a video on haveing a taste fore richmans pipe on a pormans bugit with out it being a cob i lime cops but i love all thees fansiy pipes but got a por mans bugit
That blue stem pipe isn’t that bad, I’ve seen far worse!
You need some cobs my friend. Lol
True! Thanks for stopping by and taking the time.
I only have 15 pipes. I have a cobbit on the way. You have a unique collection, but I must disagree with you. I never regret a pipe purchase.