Collector's Guide to Kaywoodie Pipes: Difference between revisions

Collector's Guide to Kaywoodie Pipes (view source)

Revision as of 22:30, 20 June 2016

34 bytes added , 7 years ago

no edit summary

Sethile

Bureaucrats, Administrators

23,094

edits

Revision as of 19:36, 19 June 2016 (view source) Sethile (talk \| contribs) (→‎Introduction) ← Older edit		Revision as of 22:30, 20 June 2016 (view source) Sethile (talk \| contribs) No edit summary Newer edit →
Line 1:		Line 1:
	[[File:Kaywoodie twinbowl1.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|TWIN-BOWL KAYWOODIE, Removable inner bowl of purest meerschaum in an outer bowl of the rare old Flame Grain briar. The coolest pipe to smoke ever designed, courtesy [http://chriskeene.com/kwg-14ChrisKeen.com]]][[File:Kaywoodie twinbowl2.jpg\|thumb\|The All-Meerschaum Twin-Bowl is one of the handsomest and most distinctive pipes ever made. One of the two removable inner bowls “rests” while the other one “works.” Courtesy [http://chriskeene.com/kwg-14ChrisKeen.com]]]''This is an ongoing effort to adapt information from the Collector's Guide to Kaywoodie Pipes into Pipedia articles. The Guide was first compiled by Chris Keene for his pipe pages at [http://chriskeene.com/ ChrisKeene.com]. Chris used source material from Robert W. Stokes, Ph.D and additional support materials from Bill Feuerbach III, of the [[S.M. Frank]] Co.. Many thanks to these dedicated pipemen for their work in compiling this material.''		[[File:Kaywoodie twinbowl1.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|TWIN-BOWL KAYWOODIE, "Removable inner bowl of purest meerschaum in an outer bowl of the rare old Flame Grain briar. The coolest pipe to smoke ever designed", courtesy [http://chriskeene.com/kwg-14ChrisKeen.com ChrisKeene.com]]][[File:Kaywoodie twinbowl2.jpg\|thumb\|"The All-Meerschaum Twin-Bowl is one of the handsomest and most distinctive pipes ever made. One of the two removable inner bowls “rests” while the other one “works.”" Courtesy [http://chriskeene.com/kwg-14ChrisKeen.com ChrisKeene.com]]]''This is an ongoing effort to adapt information from the Collector's Guide to Kaywoodie Pipes into Pipedia articles. The Guide was first compiled by Chris Keene for his pipe pages at [http://chriskeene.com/ ChrisKeene.com]. Chris used source material from Robert W. Stokes, Ph.D and additional support materials from Bill Feuerbach III, of the [[S.M. Frank]] Co.. Many thanks to these dedicated pipemen for their work in compiling this material.''

	'''''by Robert W. Stokes, Ph.D'''''		'''''by Robert W. Stokes, Ph.D'''''