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Identifying a pipe
papabearjew:
I inherited a pipe that my father-in-law had bought but never used several years ago. It is in a box that says J.M. Boswell's Handmade Pipes. There is no identifying labeling on the pipe except on the bowl is engraved Italy. My father-in-law was not known to be cheap so I suspect it may be a decent pipe. Any thoughts? I can take a picture and try to post it here if that helps
thanks
schwarcw:
When I come over to pick up the RCA cleaners we should pack that bowl with some "mother nature" >:D
schwarcw:
Brad, I talk a big story O0 but I am harmless LOL! I haven't had a bowl since before Steven was alive LOL!
SunnyDaze:
Italy? I think Boswell is alive and well and still making pipes in Franklin County, PA.
My mom's father was a DEVOUT piper. He would comb the grounds of historical sites looking for porcelain pipes. He had quite the collection as well.
Sir Thrift-a-Lot:
--- Quote from: schwarcw on August 20, 2013, 11:41:44 PM ---When I come over to pick up the RCA cleaners we should pack that bowl with some "mother nature" >:D
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They say that's great for alleviating the side effects of chemo. I have no issue with him using a pipe in that way, but I'm not a cop.
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