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I just bought a stamp from Paul last week....arrived just this morning. Try his email:

amsteelstamps@yahoo.com

Yes, I know this is an old thread but I felt it important to offer another perspective... Not to be adversarial or create further controversy, but Thomas Cristiano, Kaywoodie and Paul Bonaquisti all heat their stamps. I cannot remember now if Randy Wiley heats his or not. Anyhow, my apprenticeship c...

YES!!! Thanks a million!!!

I always get my stamps from a guy named Paul in new York...however I've lost his info. Since my motorcycle wreck my memory is good so I can't even remember his last name or the name of his company. I need to get some more stamps made....Does anybody else know who I'm talking about and have an email ...

Finished this pipe this morning...

Sorry for the re-derailment of the topic, but I was intrigued by the traditional archery discussion on page one. I learned to shoot on a long bow at the age of 8 and have been a traditional archer all my life. My business partner at one time was one of the top arrowsmiths in the nation and made all ...

I'm helping a friend liquidate a portion of his pipe collection. This is a pipe he had custom made for him by Pohlmann based upon an old corn cob poker. Its an amazing pencil shank poker with a hand cut cumberland stem. This fine briar has been blasted and left in a natural unstained finish. Very mi...

The two freehands are outstanding. Very nice work...

I did not intend for the bowl shape to be concentric, but I appreciate your criticism nonetheless.

I'll post a war club in a few days.

This is my effort to intervene on Rad's obsession for 'taters...I present thee with the Tsalagi 'Mater.

RadDavis wrote:For some reason, that pipe reminds me of potatos.

Rad

You bastard...

I don't post much...but thought I'd share a pipe I finished this morning. This is based on a Castello shape I saw in an older P&T Magazine. The shank extension is buckeye.