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Let’s talk snuff! |
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SnuffTalk |
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The good Professor provides an interesting introduction to snuff, complete with anecdotes and reminisces. |
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Related Links |
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Although useful information about nasal snuff can be hard to find on the internet, it’s not entirely lacking. Below are some sites you may find worthwhile. |
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Dave— known widely in the snuff community as “HowdyDave”— offers a good foundation for understanding snuff, including his very good reasons for using it. |
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Snuffbox, the nasal snuff club A vast amount of information is available to Yahoo members in this discussion group, including reviews, literature, and photographs. |
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Snuffhouse A newcomer to the online snuff community, this site offers reviews, links, discussion, and more. Fellow bibliophiles will be pleased with the collection of snuff-related book titles. Drop in and say hello! |
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Gawith is an English snuff manufacturer. The history of the company can be found here, and is interesting reading. |
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Snuff Mills The Stichting de Kralingse Snuif en Specerijen Compagnie uses restored antique windmills to make its deservedly famous Latakia snuffs. Located in the Netherlands; the site is available in both Dutch and English. History of the mills and their operation is available.
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This distributor of Fribourg and Treyer, Wilson’s of Sharrow, and Gawith Hoggarth has created a very good introductory site. Be sure to have a look at the virtual tour of the Wilson’s snuffworks. |
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This site is devoted to the history and styles of snuffboxes, and is well worth perusing. Located in France; the site is available in French and English. |
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Al Brauneis has put together a fun-filled site devoted to snuff reviews. One can while away many an hour perusing the impressions of the site’s members. Should you have a yen to contribute a few of your own, I’m sure your thoughts will be welcome.
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