I don't know if anyone remembers my GFS (Gratuitously Fat & Stumpy) pipes or my Balloon pipes, but this one is sort of a mixture of both...
Height: 1.75"
> Length: 4.75"
> Chamber Diameter: 13/16"
> Chamber Depth: 1 3/8"
> Ebonite Stem / Delrin Tenon
> Marblewood Inlay
Crosby GFS Balloon
Looks great, John! Somehow it looks like I'd love that one for the sailboat, only I don't have one . I guess it's the fond memories of good outdoor smokes in an old GBD stubby I had in my earlier collection. Short pipes really help while enjoying a smoke outside, and that's just a beautiful pipe!
Scott E. Thile
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Re: Crosby GFS Balloon
ArtGuy wrote:I don't know if anyone remembers my GFS (Gratuitously Fat & Stumpy) pipes or my Balloon pipes <snip>
Rembers?! Sheesh! John, give us some credit. We can all remember to last week.
Tyler
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Ok I admit I tend to make rather stumpy pipes on occasion. However, this one is especially fat and stumpy.
John
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