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Making it onto the charts DALE HARRISON - Summer 2007 For a shape to endure over time, it must satisfy smokers’ tastes for form, feel and function » More |
Editor's Desk
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Air pollution in Egypt Chuck Stanion - Summer 2007 Thinking doesn’t come naturally to me—when required to have ideas I generally need to whomp myself in the head with a two-pound rubber carpenter’s mallet, or pace. » More |
Featured Stories
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Ed Kolpin P&T Staff Report - Summer 2007 Ed Kolpin, the founder of Tinder Box, which spawned an international tobacco and gift shop empire, passed away on April 6, 2007, at the age of 97. » More |
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Danish Dynasty Steven A. Ross - Summer 2007 Stranded in the United States during World War II, Jørgen Halberg learns tobacco flavoring secrets and later establishes Mac Baren » More |
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Mad About Pipes Stephen A. Ross - Summer 2007 Since he was a child, Joao Reis has been wild about pipes. » More |
Pipe Lines
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Hudson Valley hosts international competition Letter to P&T - Summer 2007 On Dec. 9, 2006, pipe enthusiasts representing four pipe clubs from three different states gathered at the S.M. Frank Co. headquarters in Peekskill, N.Y., for the Hudson Valley Pipe Club’s (HVCP) sixth annual holiday celebration, highlighted by the Northeast Regional Slow Smoking Contest under the supervision of Vernon Vig and David Bull of the United Pipe Clubs of America. » More |
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A new pipe den Letter to P&T - Summer 2007 This 400 square feet of space was built from an old garage next to my hay barn. » More |
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More on Robert Louis Stevenson’s smoking habits Letter to P&T - Summer 2007 In the Winter 2006 issue of P&T I wrote a letter to the editor in which I discussed a special tobacco blend, Margarita, smoked in cigarettes by R.L. Stevenson and a connection between it and James Barrie’s Arcadia Mixture. » More |
