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Archive for March, 2008

Old Ropp advirtsments

Posted by aboutpipes on March 30, 2008

Here are few I found

Ropp

Ropp

Ropp

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Swedish snus

Posted by aboutpipes on March 30, 2008

Recently I have become Swedish Snus fan. is a moist powder tobacco product that is consumed by placing it under the upper lip for extended periods of time. Swedish snus is made from air dried tobacco from various parts of the world. Swedish snus is a ground tobacco product dating from the late 1700s and is used orally. It is moist for easy use and contains four main ingredients. Selected tobaccos, water, salt, food approved humectants to preserve moisture and flavour additives which give each brand its unique character.

Last days I was recomended by friend of mine about http://www.buysnus.com/

They got very interesting offer and great service.


 

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The Art of Making Clay Pipes

Posted by aboutpipes on March 30, 2008

One of the last pipe maker retired and gives his last demonstration how to make clay smoking pipes.

Here at museum of clay pipes in Gouda(Holland) you can find some other interesting things about clay pipes http://www.goudapipes.nl/

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Alfred Dunhill tobacco pipe patent

Posted by aboutpipes on March 29, 2008

Here you can read about Alfred Dunhill’s tobacco pipe patent

here is original patents text

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Bouldering and pipe

Posted by aboutpipes on March 29, 2008

Oscar Eckenstein

and seated with pipe is O. Eckenstein – 1907,

More about history of bouldering you can find



here

and here on John Gill’s Website

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How did you get started ?

Posted by aboutpipes on March 29, 2008

Here are few very interesting stories which I have found on My Pipes Community

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Marc Johns “need-a-shave”

Posted by aboutpipes on March 29, 2008

Here is a drawing by Marc Johns titled “need-a-shave”

and here is another one titled “trying-to-quit”

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Paintings and pipe smoking

Posted by aboutpipes on March 29, 2008

Three Smokers
Engraved by Delios after a picture by Jean Louis-Ernest Meissonier.

Dutch Smokers
Anonymous artist / engraver.

Enjoying a Pipe
Engraved by H Cook after a picture by Anonymous.

Pipe & Book
Engraved by Isabel Saul after a picture by Isabel Saul.

Pipe and a Glass

Engraved by C O Murray after a picture by Walter Dendy Sadler.

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MODEL smoking tobacco

Posted by aboutpipes on March 29, 2008

As you may see, here we have another funny tobacco ad.

You may differ with the traffic officer about the speed you were going . . . but you’re both likely to agree that MODEL is the best tobacco you ever bought for 10 cents. In pouch packages for men who like to dip in to fill their pipes, or in tins for men who like to carry tobacco that way. MODEL has everything—for 10 cents!

MODEL SMOKING TOBACCO
IN POUCH OR TIN

From popular science magazine 1934.

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Ryszard Kulpinski pipes – Polish pipe maker

Posted by aboutpipes on March 29, 2008

Ryszard Kulpinski, one of best known Polish pipe makers. He started as an apprentice in the workshop of the Walat brothers in 1956. Ryszard Kulpinski introduced his work on numerous fairs and shows in Poland and foreign countries. He was one of the first to attract attention among pipe smokers outside eastern Europe. He’s pipes are true work of Art. Here are selected works by Ryszard Kulpinski.

Here on Ryszard’s website you can find some more his works.

email Ryszard Kulpinski

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Women love the looks of a pipe in a man’s mouth

Posted by aboutpipes on March 29, 2008

Here is and old Prince Albert ad, titled “Women love the looks of a pipe in a man’s mouth.”

Just look at that reaction— to the attraction of P.A.

P.A. means Pipe Appeal

Women love the looks of a pipe in a man’s mouth. They call it “impressive”.. .”smooth.” Like crisp linen, fine leather, good tweeds, a pipe is smart, manly, and…so comfortable!

P.A. means Prince Albert

Insure your PIPE APPEAL by loading that pipe with PRINCE ALBERT. Its fine fragrance makes your pipe smell as good to her as it looks. And your tongue will say “thanks!” for P.A.’s wonderful mildness. The real flavor of fine tobacco—and so gentle to your tongue.
P. A. is swell for roll-your-owns too. Crimp cut clings to the paper…rolls quick, easy, and firm.
THE NATIONAL JOY SMOKE

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Tribute to Cool Pipe Smoking Dudes Video

Posted by aboutpipes on March 28, 2008

The Tomcat shows us his pipes and tobaccos.


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For all “soapy blends” lovers

Posted by aboutpipes on March 27, 2008

Here is classic article by Martin Farrent about so called “soapy” or Lakeland tobaccos. Following Martin’s instructions and doing a bit of home blending we can enjoy some interesting tobaccos.

Here you can find that article

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How to fill a pipe with flake tobacco

Posted by aboutpipes on March 27, 2008

Have you ever had problems with filling your pipe with flake tobacco?

Here is solution (explained step by step) that might be wort to try, presented by Per Georg Jensen

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Just a bit fun – pipe shoots through its stem

Posted by aboutpipes on March 27, 2008

Here is very nice idea.

Though innocent enough in outward appearance, a novel type of firearm disguised as a smoking pipe serves as a formidable weapon when it is needed. The gun fires a .25 caliber cartridge. Its stem unscrews for loading, while the bowl of the pipe serves as a magazine for five extra rounds of ammunition. A knurled screw near the center serves as a trigger, and fires the pipe pistol when it is pulled back as illustrated in the photograph above, the user sighting meanwhile along the length of the stem. A German inventor is responsible for the unusual weapon.

pipe shoots

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PIPAS SIGMUND

Posted by aboutpipes on March 25, 2008

Another pipe making video

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Great slideshow about Cavicchi pipes

Posted by aboutpipes on March 25, 2008

Here you can see a slide show on Cavicchi pipes:

http://www.theitalianpipe.com/make/cv/cvmake.htm

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Frank packing method

Posted by aboutpipes on March 24, 2008

The Frank packing method is a very interesting and unique approach to packing a pipe.

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What a beautiful Morning – another pipe smoking video

Posted by aboutpipes on March 24, 2008

I have found this video a while ago. I think it’s really worth to see.

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Kaywoodie Pipe Aadvirtsment

Posted by aboutpipes on March 23, 2008

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another website with great tobacco reviews

Posted by aboutpipes on March 23, 2008

On Vancouver’s Pipe Club website I have found great reviews on many good tobaccos.  You can find them here:

http://www.vancouverpipeclub.com/EN/406/

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How about Batman?

Posted by aboutpipes on March 23, 2008

Here is a little bit of fun for all of us:

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The Open Danish Championship and Pipeshow 2008

Posted by aboutpipes on March 22, 2008

The Open Danish Championship and Pipe show 2008 took place March 9th 2008. Here you can see a relation from that event: http://www.tv2regionerne.dk/reg2005/player.aspx?id=413482&r=5

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International Pipe Smoking Day in Vancouver Pipe Club

Posted by aboutpipes on March 15, 2008

We can see here Doug Gavin from Vancouver Pipe Club:

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