#pipes and tobacco

[princelegolasofmirkwood]

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[papaspipe]

[beefysmorgasbord]

Woofer Beef!

[hearandfunger]

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[ironmantodd2]

[snakeoid]

hes' taking his smoke break

[dickjohnsonsbeard]

[ltwilliammowett]

From top to bottom we have a rum barrel from the 19th century, underneath is a square plate from the wreck of HMS Invincible which sank in 1758 off the Isle of Wight. This is the typical plate used by sailors to keep their food from slipping away.

Two pipe bowls underneath from the 18th or 19th century and the roll underneath is a tobacco roll. Tobacco leaves were sprinkled with rum by the sailor and wrapped in canvas and tightly wrapped with tarred rope to protect the leaves and save storage space.

Photo by me - International Maritime Museum Hamburg

[invinciblerodent]

i feel like I haven't seen enough people mention the fact that Halsin canonically smokes, specifically exotic tobacco, and specifically out of a nice, old pipe that looks (to me) like it might be briar wood.

i just think there is something so inexplicably warm about that, that he enjoys such a small, but extravagant little luxury.

like the only thing I can imagine him smoking is something that envelops him in that woodsy-spicy, pleasantly scratching scent of good quality tobacco for the rest of the day, and the only way I can see him doing it is settled back in a nice chair, with his feet propped up, a good book in his hand, and some fuzzy critter curled up in his lap.

[nemfrog]

18th century magic trick. Het verbeetert en vermeerdert natuurlyk toverboek. 1739. Pulling tobacco smoke from water.

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[pipeallan]

[the-evening-shade]

[youngpipelover]

C'mon boys! Start kissing.

[ironmantodd2]