Very nice collection and very nice to see someone with a very different style than what I often go for. Widens my view, I love my half bends (320ks Eleganza rusticated is my favorite) but I will be buying a straight billiard or apple from Peterson as my next purchase.The Mark "sinsky" (please help me) was absolutely beautiful.
Beautiful pipe collection! I hope to get one of of Jordan one day. Tay last one you showed is spectacular! Good to see you. Hope you and family are doing well. 🍻💨💨
Hey Jorge, good to hear from you. Jordan definitely has some talent as a pipe maker. I hope he can find the time to get back into it at some point. Have a great weekend!
awesome collection man! similarities through out but the different styles of pots(also my favorite) is cool to see. been a busy few years for me but i will get back to it soon hopefully. take care!
Thanks for sharing your collection. Beautiful pipes! What material do you use for your non standard bits covers? Looks like some sort of silicone tubing perhaps. I ask because I've been thinking about alternatives to the standard rubber softy bits.
@jnutt7016 It's vinyl tubing. They sell lengths of it at most hardware stores. It generally comes in 1/2" diameters, either internal diameter or external diameter, with the internal diameter being the larger and the external being the smaller. I will cut it to size, put it in some hot water so that it is more flexible/stretchy, and then slide it on. Hope that helps.
@GambitGodsey I just haven't pulled the trigger on one yet. I'm not into the ornate carving but one of these days I probably will pick up a smooth finish army mount billiard or pot if I can find one. Happy Smokes. -Jim
@@midwestpipesmoker4024 I didn't know about all this different kinds of tobacco existed until recently. I just never bothered to look it up and I've been smoking out one for almost 25yrs. So buying new tobacco and a new pipe was the first thing I did. I call it my rainy day or snow pipe because the bowl itself gets pretty hot but I don't see smoking out it on any other kinds of days. Was kinda dissapointed.
Morning! Without assumption, or offense, you seem to be a Christian man. Seeing as God has made every herb for the taking (paraphrasing), are you concerned about cancer, or addiction? Lovely collection, I didn’t see this display as boastful. I have a small collection, four pipes. All Briar, and one corn cob I burnt out while using, but keep as a testament of where I once started. I mainly smoke once every three or four months, or on special occasions. Birthday, holiday, celebration of milestones.
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hey what a nice video - it's great fun to look at pipe collections :) greetings from Germany
A very nicely thought out collection. You know what you like. Thanks for sharing it with us.
Serene smokes,
Gary
@oldandintheway1955 Thanks Gary. I hope you are enjoying the summer. Cheers. - Jim
Very cool, thanks for sharing. Love seeing pipe collections. You’ve got a nice variety.
Thanks. I enjoyed sharing it. Have a great weekend. -Jim
Great video! The vintage Peterson sadlebit pot is great, ill have to source one like that.
Very nice collection!
Enjoy your smokes!
@13pipes Thanks Velin. Happy smokes and good luck pipe hunting.
Awesome collection
@kevinmannon146 Thank you.
Very nice collection and very nice to see someone with a very different style than what I often go for. Widens my view, I love my half bends (320ks Eleganza rusticated is my favorite) but I will be buying a straight billiard or apple from Peterson as my next purchase.The Mark "sinsky" (please help me) was absolutely beautiful.
@@Salpeteroxid Mark Tinsky makes some excellent pipes. You can't go wrong with a Peterson. Thanks for watching.
A wonderful collection….indeed! 😊👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😉👍👍
@RedcoatsReturn Thanks Lester. I hope everything is going well for you. Take care. -Jim
Hi from England , nice pipe collection 🤙😎
@grahampawson1502 Thank you.
Good selection - thanks for sharing mate!
@kobathedread9649 Thanks for watching. Have a great weekend.
Cool collection bro
@space.cowboyyyyy Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed it.
Beautiful pipe collection! I hope to get one of of Jordan one day. Tay last one you showed is spectacular! Good to see you. Hope you and family are doing well. 🍻💨💨
Hey Jorge, good to hear from you. Jordan definitely has some talent as a pipe maker. I hope he can find the time to get back into it at some point. Have a great weekend!
Wonderful collection!
@PaladinPiper Thanks Pat. Hope you are doing well. -Jim
😊 awesome 👍
@KevinTwiner Thanks Kevin. Hope you are doing well. - Jim
Great collection!
@TheOmega4ever Thanks! Have a great weekend!
That’s a very nice collection. I enjoyed the details.
Hi Ethan, thanks for coming along for the ride. I hope you and your family are doing well. Happy smokes. - Jim
awesome collection man! similarities through out but the different styles of pots(also my favorite) is cool to see. been a busy few years for me but i will get back to it soon hopefully. take care!
It was a pleasant surprise to hear from you. Thanks for making that pipe for me. I obviously kept it. It's a good smoker. Take care Jordan.
Thank you for sharing
@@keystonepirate2534 Thanks for watching. Have a great week. -Jim
Thanks for sharing your collection. Beautiful pipes! What material do you use for your non standard bits covers? Looks like some sort of silicone tubing perhaps. I ask because I've been thinking about alternatives to the standard rubber softy bits.
@jnutt7016 It's vinyl tubing. They sell lengths of it at most hardware stores. It generally comes in 1/2" diameters, either internal diameter or external diameter, with the internal diameter being the larger and the external being the smaller. I will cut it to size, put it in some hot water so that it is more flexible/stretchy, and then slide it on. Hope that helps.
Very cool! I'll look more into that. Thank you.
@@midwestpipesmoker4024
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Nice collection man
Thanks. Have a great weekend!
Nice collection. Ed
@@armchairpiper Hi Ed, thanks for watching. Happy smokes - Jim
tons of good stuff, no Dunhill's? maybe a dress somewhere...
An ex pipe smoker in the Uk here and I enjoyed your video. My favourite pipes were from the Falcon brand, have you ever tried one?
@@calibreman My father has some. He is into the metal pipes. Kirsten, Hector Wiebe, Falcon, etc. Can't say I've tried one myself. Cheers.
I love a rainy night - Eddie Rabbit
@enasdad I do too. When I replace my roof, I'm going to put on a metal roof, just for better listening when it rains.
How do you have that many pipes and no meerschaum?
@GambitGodsey I just haven't pulled the trigger on one yet. I'm not into the ornate carving but one of these days I probably will pick up a smooth finish army mount billiard or pot if I can find one. Happy Smokes. -Jim
@@midwestpipesmoker4024 I didn't know about all this different kinds of tobacco existed until recently. I just never bothered to look it up and I've been smoking out one for almost 25yrs. So buying new tobacco and a new pipe was the first thing I did. I call it my rainy day or snow pipe because the bowl itself gets pretty hot but I don't see smoking out it on any other kinds of days. Was kinda dissapointed.
Will you add a calabash pipe to your pipe collection?
I haven't found one that really spoke to me. I also haven't tried meerschaum, but maybe some day I will. Have a great weekend.
Morning! Without assumption, or offense, you seem to be a Christian man. Seeing as God has made every herb for the taking (paraphrasing), are you concerned about cancer, or addiction?
Lovely collection, I didn’t see this display as boastful. I have a small collection, four pipes. All Briar, and one corn cob I burnt out while using, but keep as a testament of where I once started.
I mainly smoke once every three or four months, or on special occasions. Birthday, holiday, celebration of milestones.
@@Zestypanda Yes, I am a Christian. I don't view the hobby as being zero risk, but very minimal. All things in moderation. Happy smokes!
i see you are not into bent pipes or any of the sytem one by peterson