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flowbee
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Hey guys!!
Had an idea to share a great story I experienced today!!
Today, I traded an old recurve bow for 3 Humidors, used but absolutely superb condition!!
Picture to follow!!!
Bottom Left is the ROMEO y JULIETA LIMITED EDITION 100 CIGAR HUMIDOR
Top is a The Pompeii 120 Cigar Inlay Glass Top Humidor
Bottom right CAMBRIA - 100 COUNT BURL INLAY CIGAR HUMIDOR
Had an idea to share a great story I experienced today!!
Today, I traded an old recurve bow for 3 Humidors, used but absolutely superb condition!!
Picture to follow!!!
Bob Luken:Hard to tell just from the pics but those look like really nice humis. Is there a brand name / names?
Bottom Left is the ROMEO y JULIETA LIMITED EDITION 100 CIGAR HUMIDOR
Top is a The Pompeii 120 Cigar Inlay Glass Top Humidor
Bottom right CAMBRIA - 100 COUNT BURL INLAY CIGAR HUMIDOR
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Can't wait to see the pics!Did you ever think of just using the bow on him and then taking the humis?
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I'm with Rain here...You could have the bow AND the humis!Rain:Can't wait to see the pics!Did you ever think of just using the bow on him and then taking the humis? -
I'm missing three that look exactly like those.
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Hard to tell just from the pics but those look like really nice humis. Is there a brand name / names?
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Nice trade, those are some nice looking humis
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Bob Luken:Hard to tell just from the pics but those look like really nice humis. Is there a brand name / names?
Bottom Left is the ROMEO y JULIETA LIMITED EDITION 100 CIGAR HUMIDOR
Top is a The Pompeii 120 Cigar Inlay Glass Top Humidor
Bottom right CAMBRIA - 100 COUNT BURL INLAY CIGAR HUMIDOR -
I traded a half-sleeve for a cabinet humidor. The guy was a carpenter, so I worked on his arm and he built me a cabinet humidor. I did pay for materials, ended up costing me a little less than $400 and about 8 hours of work on his arm.
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Thats a good trade, do you still have the unit?alienmisprint:I traded a half-sleeve for a cabinet humidor. The guy was a carpenter, so I worked on his arm and he built me a cabinet humidor. I did pay for materials, ended up costing me a little less than $400 and about 8 hours of work on his arm. -
flowbee:
Thats a good trade, do you still have the unit?alienmisprint:I traded a half-sleeve for a cabinet humidor. The guy was a carpenter, so I worked on his arm and he built me a cabinet humidor. I did pay for materials, ended up costing me a little less than $400 and about 8 hours of work on his arm.
I do. Unfortunately, on our last move, the glass in the door busted out. I then proceeded to store it in the garage, where the door frame warped. I could go with just having a new door built, but I think I am going to get the entire piece re-encased. I initially moved all my stock down to two beach coolers, but I downsized my stash earlier last year, so now I can fit it all in a wine cooler and two largish humidors. -
It sure does sound special enough to re-instate it!!alienmisprint:flowbee:
Thats a good trade, do you still have the unit?alienmisprint:I traded a half-sleeve for a cabinet humidor. The guy was a carpenter, so I worked on his arm and he built me a cabinet humidor. I did pay for materials, ended up costing me a little less than $400 and about 8 hours of work on his arm.
I do. Unfortunately, on our last move, the glass in the door busted out. I then proceeded to store it in the garage, where the door frame warped. I could go with just having a new door built, but I think I am going to get the entire piece re-encased. I initially moved all my stock down to two beach coolers, but I downsized my stash earlier last year, so now I can fit it all in a wine cooler and two largish humidors.
