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I Have a Question for a Peterson Expert
They offer the Derry in a 9mm option. I’d have to see the exact listing you’re looking at to know for sure. You can always call or email the shop and ask -
Hello from Orange County, California
Welcome from Costa Mesa!- MikeDub
- Post #6
- Forum: New Member Introductions
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WTB Mac Baren Blends 3/7/2024
Looking for tins of Mac Baren Stockton & Royal Twist. PM me if you have any you’re willing to sell- MikeDub
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- Forum: Tobacco Sell/Swap/Search
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Virginias With Both Bright & Dark Notes
Yorktown by C&D is one that immediately comes to mind- MikeDub
- Post #4
- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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Seeking Independent Pipe Makers
Randy Wiley is based out of Florida but I’m not sure if he does commissions -
SPC Price Points
Pipe Force & Birds of a Feather are/were $15/ 1.5oz tin, so it’s in line with Sutliff’s premium tins. The barrel aged SPC stuff is a little more than that but it’s basically in line with what they charge for others in that range- MikeDub
- Post #9
- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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My Astas Meerschaum Progression
i have 5 Astas pipes and one of them is my most smoked/favorite pipe in my collection- MikeDub
- Post #17
- Forum: Meerschaum Pipes
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What Are Your Favorite Pipes To Collect?
Peder Jeppesen/Neerup for briar and Astas for meerschaum -
What's Your Favorite After-Shave or Cologne?
Creed Irish Tweed- MikeDub
- Post #31
- Forum: General Discussion
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Show Off Your Petersons Here!
Deluxe 4S - Made in England- MikeDub
- Post #2,040
- Forum: Pipes: Show Us Your (fill in the blank) Pipes
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Core Four
SG FVF C&D CRF GH Ennerdale Flake GL Pease Geometrie- MikeDub
- Post #62
- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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Favourite Corn Cob?
MMC Elite Egg. Short length with a deep chamber. My burley and aromatic pipe -
Taming MacBaren Virginia No 1
#1 is one of my most smoked tobaccos. I’ve found drying it out and smoking really, really slowly help to tame this one. Alternatively, C&D Virginia Flake & Sutliff Sweet Virginia are similar in taste and cut and might be worth trying. Sweet Virginia is really good and I may even like it better...- MikeDub
- Post #6
- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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GH Rum Flake
Give Rum Flake a couple of weeks in the jar and then try it again. I wasn’t impressed either after the first smoke but after letting it sit in a jar for a few weeks it seems to really open up flavor wise. It’s one of my favorites now- MikeDub
- Post #23
- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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Peterson 125th Anniversary Premier
I believe they were made of bone which would be cool but aluminum is probably better -
Peterson 125th Anniversary Premier
“Complemented by a traditional chimney, a fitment that extends the tenon past the chamber's airway” Click on the individual pipes on the Laudisi website. I would read that as having the metal tenon but it’s a little vague -
Tobacco Globalism
I’m so sorry this is happening to you- MikeDub
- Post #136
- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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Tobacco Globalism
Since I lack Sables’s diplomacy and tact, I’ll be direct: GH isn’t being abrasive some of you are just morons and don’t deserve the respect you feel you so rightly deserve. It’s always the same handful that show up anytime GH gets mentioned that try to browbeat her into admitting they’re correct...- MikeDub
- Post #113
- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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Confused on Stanwell shape 27
You might want to reach out to Bisgaard Pipes and see if they have any info. They’re known for finding vintage Stanwells and might be able to help you out with specifics on this one -
Confused on Stanwell shape 27
Stanwell would use the same number for different pipe shapes. I don’t know the rhyme or reason as to why they did that, but if you scroll through the list Aro posted you’ll see that a large percentage of their shape numbers were applied to different shapes, which usually aren’t similar to each...