The Original Rollie Rolling Machine & Stash Box Combo | Vintage Tobacco Roller
The Original Rollie Rolling Machine & Stash Box Combo | Vintage Tobacco Roller
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Rollie is one cool dude. Made pure brass and weighing a substantial half a pound, this one is made to last. If you regularly use a rolling machine to make your smokes, you should really give ol' Rollie a long hard look. Personally, we would pair him with one of our walnut rolling trays and let him live proudly on your desk. This vintage rolling machine was made for you.
Buy Rollie as a standalone device or pair it up for an amazing deal. We have paired the Rollie up with our custom desk station to offer an amazing set up. Get “The Whole Shebang” including the Rollie, Desk Station, 2x Sparky Smell and Waterproof Jars, and 4x Custom Walnut Pipes and save a bunch off! Buying it all individually!
The Whole Shebang can either be engraved with the Carl Sagan quotes as pictured or blank.
Don’t be fooled by cheap knockoffs! We are the ONLY licensed vendor of The Original Rollie!
Use with 70 MM papers.
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The best stash box we have ever made. Carved from a solid hunk of brass, these are a huge step up from your normal stash jars. Keep you herbs, tobacco blends, or anything else dry and smell proof. The gasket makes for a water and air tight seal while also being discrete and nearly indestructible. Best part is the brass will develop a wonderful patina over time. You can keep it super clean and polished, or you can let it age and develop a character and finish that will be uniquely yours.
This stash measures 2.25” x 1.25”, weighs 8oz (half a pound!!) and holds about 3.5-5 grams of material.
Our Brass Stash is like nothing you have had before and we back it with a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects (if you mess it up some other way just reach out and we will take care of you.)
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Rolls great “wide” sized cigarettes. Easy to use. Great conversation piece. Only reason I give it 3/5 is because the cogs that turn the pins are just seated in and not threaded. They pop out and require tools to take apart and re-seat. When this happens it’s in paperweight mode. I’m thinking a drop of epoxy may fix this. Would be cool if these were threaded. Would pay more for a better construction and would recommend this piece for anyone who can’t figure out raw/zigzag rolling machines. Because of design flaw, I would not travel with this piece, just keep it on the coffee table.