Sweet score! I like the Canadian. :-)
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What make is the Candian - looks nice.
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Very nice purchase Jerry. Laying up a supply before Xmas?:-)


Todd, you may find some of the answer here:

http://pipedia.org/wiki/Canadian
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That's a great looking haul. Please let us know how that Pete xmas blend is.
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Nice looking pipe. Let us know how the Sav smokes. Do you plan to use a filter?
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Nice Haul, Would love to hear how the NEW Christmas tobacco smokes.
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Thanks gents. It's a Savinelli and I love it! I've used the filter so far, but Savinelli included a restrictor. I'll try it both ways, but ** NO gurgle!** I'd be open to some insight from more experienced members on the balsa filters. My Pete Father's Day has done nothing but gurgle since day one, so I may try one in it.....

I may crack open the Peterson Santa blend tonight. I'm normally not an aro smoker, but this one smells great. I'll report back.
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Know about Canadians. I was meaning is it a: Stanwell, Savinelli, Castello, Don Carlos, etc...
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Radice Twin Bore. I've been wanting one of these for awhile, but never found one I was in love with.

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Wow that's nice. Is that considered a nose warmer? What does the twin bore do?
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Jerry, I am curious about both of those Christmas Blends. Keep us posted
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It's about 5.5" long so not quite a nose warmer but the bowl is stout which makes it look shorter than it is.

The twin bore is supposed to cool the smoke more than a standard draft hole. I haven't gotten to smoke it yet, and I'm a little skeptical about whether or not the claim is quantifiable, but the draw is wide open, so that makes me happy. The twin bore pipes were discontinued about 5 years ago.
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Its early Dementia setting-in Todd:-); or maybe hoping the Packers bring their game bag with them on Sunday Night Football against the Bears:-)


Beautiful looking pipe Derrick. The grain of the briar really shows and I like the wall thickness of the bowl:-)
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Have a twin-bore. Not sure it cools any better, but it does seem to reduce tong bite.
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That's a sweet looking pipe. I like the graceful taper of the stem.
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Nice find on the 'bay.
Dunhill 6475 cherrywood estate.
In great shape other than slight scorch on the rim. Can wait to try this one - it's light, easy in the hand....

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Very nice, Neil. It's that considered a poker? The bowl looks tilted forward. Is there a term for that?
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I think that makes it a "cherrywood" - the actual pipe is still briar - it tilts to one side too.
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Gotcha. Thanks! Nice looking pipe.
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Another beauty Neil:-)
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