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I've got one that I got just the gourd and stem by itself, never used, on Ebay. Then I ordered a meerschaum bowl for it from J.H. Lowe (J.H. Lowe Smoking Pipe Repair Parts and Supplies). Ended up sending it and the bowl to Norwood's Pipe Repair for proper fitting. I've got about $75 invested in it. It's a medium sized one.Quote:
Originally Posted by JustTroItIn
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You did better than me. Mine was at $90 shipped. It did include the stand. I smoked my first bowl in it today and really like how it smokes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Haebar
My Fathers Day present
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My first full size meer showed up today. Found it on the bay
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Not a pipe or tobacco but a real tasty accessory
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Latest score:
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9 full tins. 3 are for a BOTL at work.
Not exactly sure how hold these are but my best guess is mid-80s. Velvet is a pretty good OTC backy, but aged, it's excellent! Hopefully I can sell the empty tins. There seems to be a market for same on e-bay and etsy.
Holy smoke, nice find!Quote:
Originally Posted by Bruck
now that is just down right "BEAUTIFUL"Quote:
Originally Posted by GWBowman
Picked these up this week. Packaging is fairly secure with the exception of the Tuxedo box. Just wondering if I should try to refresh them or leave them as they are.
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Tab,Quote:
Originally Posted by Haebar
You're like the vintage tobacco whisperer :).
I've done it both ways but now I only humidify them slowly and though it can take months, I feel that the re-hydrated leaf smokes better with flavors more intact.