I'd just change it to how it sounds - Gandelf. Fortunately there's nothing they do about LBL, and Shire Malt.
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That's a good lookin 1861 Navy, and those grips are top notch... oh and the churchwarden looks good too.
Actually a 1871 Open Top, cap and ball is fun but slow to load so I prefer the cartridge gun. Did another stem...need to bend it tho, debating hot water or heat gun in my mind...pretty stem and I would hate to bust it.
Sorry bout that, but the pipe is covering the blade.
I'm partial to the 1851 Navy Colt Revolver w/ a Squareback Trigger Guard.
That's a clean whovian pipe
I'm partial to the 1851 Navy Colt Revolver w/ a Squareback Trigger Guard.
That's a clean whovian pipe
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just bought this babay, anyone own a poker style pipe,
It's my only straight pipe. I wasn't sure how I would like it without a bend. It's nice though. It's a little bit bigger than my others and feels nice how it fills up your hand just a little bit more.
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Well, fine, if it's gonna be that kind of party... 
[That is, if you're curious, an Interarms Virginian Dragoon in .44 Mag. A modern take on a classic item, much like the pipe...]
[That is, if you're curious, an Interarms Virginian Dragoon in .44 Mag. A modern take on a classic item, much like the pipe...]
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I have a hard time believing that Warner Brothers could copyright the name of a character in a book written decades ago...
If it comes to it, we will just call them wizard pipes. But I seriously doubt that would hold up in court.
If it comes to it, we will just call them wizard pipes. But I seriously doubt that would hold up in court.
I think HHV's problem was that they were using a still from one of the movies in the description. WB can certainly claim rights to something so specific.
I was gonna say the same thing.... plus I dont think you can copyright a name in general. But I'd let you call them Ryan pipes if you wanted too
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