Pipes and Traditional knives (cigars welcome)

[slg98]

JK Knives Appalachia Special in Olivewood..


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[Maverick299]

Sunday afternoon treat while I cook the steaks on the charcoal.

 

[Big Papa]

Having some lane 1q in my Cobb and a cup of joe

 

[Hammer67]

My Diamond Jack and a wee little Savinelli:

 

[Modoc ED]

This has turned out to be a pretty good thread. I stopped smoking years ago and have a couple/three pipes stashed somewhere in our storage shed. Maybe I'll have to dig em out for a pic later.

Well, I did some rummaging around in the storage shed and came up with this pipe (Erik Nording, Freehand) and a couple of others along with some other related items. The knife is my Case 6292 CV Texas Jack that I carry daily. Also pictured are a tobacco tamper along with what they used to call a pipe nail, and a fancy pipe tool along with my old Zippo lighter and a cigar cutter. I like the pipe and am thinking of leaving it on my desk but since I don't smoke anymore, I'll return the rest to the box I found it all in in the shed. Oh, of course I'll continue to carry the Texas Jack.

 

[Hammer67]

That's a beautiful freehand, Ed! :thumbup:

 

[Ulf Krogstad]

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[SAK Guy]

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Gurkha! :thumbup:

 

[takokato]

Love this pipe, who is the maker?

 

[Modoc ED]

That's a beautiful freehand, Ed! :thumbup:

Thanks.

 

[remy b]

From France...



Old Rhum - Cuban - Hamilton - Canal Street

 

[Student762]

I don't smoke but my grandpa did, a pipe as well. I should get some of his old pipes and take some shots. When he passed on I inherited his edc knife so it would make a great photo op.

 

[jackknife]

 

[joebonny]

Jack, that is a fine Combo could not ask for a better pair.

 

[SAK Guy]

Bullet Jack (again)

2 Marley Vics and a Nicaraguan Est. 1844

 

[SAK Guy]

This morning....

 

[Lemmy Caution]

Here's my trusty 108OT helping mod my Missouri Meerschaum. Took off the orange stain and clearcoat.

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and heres the finished Meerschaum ready for smoking next to a similarly modded carbon opinel 6. The bolster end on the Opi works perfectly as a tamper. Both knife and pipe are finished by charring the wood and sanding down to 1500 with mineral oil (BLO on the knife).

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[Jonny D]

Here's my trusty 108OT helping mod my Missouri Meerschaum. Took off the orange stain and clearcoat.

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and heres the finished Meerschaum ready for smoking next to a similarly modded carbon opinel 6. The bolster end on the Opi works perfectly as a tamper. Both knife and pipe are finished by charring the wood and sanding down to 1500 with mineral oil (BLO on the knife).

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Great job I love both!

 

[paulhilborn]

 

[Hammer67]

Sweet 'natty can' duo you have there, Paul!