Now that the holidays are about over I am looking for a new pipe.

I realize that pipes are individual in likes and unlikes but would love to know what would trip your trigger at the $100 level? What would you get?

I am looking at Nording, Savinelli, B-C, and lots of others I have never had. I like bigger bowls and after that its all open.

Pics would be lovely! :-)
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Nording is nice..
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I like big bowls and I cannot lie.
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:-) :-)
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I purchased a Morgan Pipes Blackjack series bulldog back in November and have been smoking the crap out of it! Here is a link to the website: http://www.morganpipes.com/black-jack-pipes.html
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That bulldog looks really nice.
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Yes it does. I kind of like the unrefined look in a bulldog. Ruuf!:-)
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Here's a deal on something different:

http://www.cupojoes.com/cgi-bin/spgm...tem=tsukags901
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Or

http://www.cupojoes.com/cgi-bin/spgm...DW&item=chfbsb
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ooh. Those send me. I have never had a Tsuge. Great looking pipe.
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I love the prince shape and this Comoy's has a nice understated design with very nice grain.
Image

http://www.iwanries.com/comoys-pebbl...14896C1535.cfm
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Very pretty blast! Good price too..
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Yeah, I may have to get it. :-)
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I would not have thought it even possible to get a Comoy pipe. They are the oldest briar pipe maker. Even more coveted to me than Tsuge! (thats next)
I didnt get the one my Submariner buddy likes but close!
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Awesome! I'm glad I could help.
Their Cask line of tobacco has some nice blends, too.
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BTW Darren, I have a garage if you need a place to stay! I may be in there anyway after the last few weeks!
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Thanks, but I think I'll be okay. I've learned that she'll always get over it. Besides, she was the one who asked if I might look into smoking a pipe in the first place. She doesn't smoke, but she loves the smell of tobacco.
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I had a Tsuge, once upon a time. it was a nice pipe

Never had a Comoy, but I've never heard a bad thing about em

I'm a sucker for a good sandblast. I think nearly all of my remaining pipes are blasts
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Tsuge to me has always been a want. The art and craftsmanship is always worth it.

But a Comoy! That for me is like owning a piece of history. But it wont go on the wall; I am going to smoke it and enjoy it!
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Take a look at some of the Savinelli offerings by SP. They have a line printed with their logo that come in under $80 that are pretty danged tempting.

http://www.smokingpipes.com/pipes/ne...okingpipes.com
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