PIPEDIAPIPE MAKINGGLOSSARYMATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION Pipe smoking is allowed, encouraged, and facilitated on this site. Pipedia has now 18,142 pages, in all, including talk pages, redirects, etc. These are distributed in 1,673 content pages and 13,718 uploaded files, including photos, videos and pdfs (mostly pipe photos). There is much to be explored, we hope it will be a pleasurable journey. FRENCH PIPE BRANDS & MAKERS R French Pipe Brands & Makers R - T. Rattray's Original Scotlande made in various and some of the oldest companies (in europe) Early 20th Century Saint-Claude factory, previously Reymodet-Gruet. Made cane and telescopic pipes around 1945. 19th century brand from C.J. Verguet Freres. Also brand of W.B. Hass, and Oppenheimer Pipe. Stopped after
WW II.
BARI - PIPEDIA
Bari. Bari Piber was founded by Viggo Nielsen in Kolding around the turn of 1950/51. Viggo's sons Kai Nielsen and Jørgen Nielsen both grew into their father's business from a very young age and worked there till 1975. Bari had very successfully adapted the new Danish Design that had been started mainly by Stanwell for it's own models. WILLMER - PIPEDIA
Willmer was founded in London. According to the website, which doesn't exist anymore because the Willmer factory has been closed in 2006/07, the firm was in business "for more than 60 years" by 2003. Willmer was homed then in Southend-on-Sea, Essex, so not far from the Cadogan plant. When Willmer first started, they definitely strived to WEBER PIPE CO.
Weber Pipe Co. Carl B. Weber was a German from Bavaria. Aged 21 he emigrated to the USA in 1911. In 1938 he established Weber Briars Inc. in Jersey City, New Jersey. Later renamed in Weber Pipe Co. . The firm grew to be one of the giants of American pipe industry focusing itself in the middle price and quality zone. WILLARD - PIPEDIA
The Willard pipes were made by Sparta Industries in Sparta, N.C from 1963 to 1975 (about 60,000 pipes per week). Some were distributed by the Post and Base Exchanges MALAGA PIPE COMPANY
The Malaga Pipe Company was founded circa 1939 by George Khoubesser, (b.1892 d.1971), and located in Royal Oak, Michigan at 1406 East Eleven Mile road.The second generation owner's name was Emmanuel Khoubesser (b. 1942 d. 1981), who everyone knew him as "Manny".He was a big jovial man that was easy to converse with, always had a smile and a good joke to tell his very loyal CHARLES FAIRMORN
Charles Fairmorn Handels GmbH / Charles Fairmorn International GmbH. The German company Charles Fairmorn was a Hanseatic consortium whose roots are said to go back to an old Lübeck tobacco import company. His business field was the import and distribution of tobacco, cigars and pipes. A few years ago the Danish pipe maker Åge Bogelund, in ARMENTROUT - PIPEDIA Armentrout. Nathan Armentrout, from Lancaster, California, like many other carvers began with a few pipe kits and a desire to see if he could mould a block of briar into a functional pipe. By his own admission, those early pipes were not the most beautiful, but an ember of fascination was lit. First and foremost, he is a science teacher, but
DARBY - PIPEDIA
From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by Jose Manuel Lopés' Darby is the North American brand of the Darby Pipe Shop, from the state of Illinois.
PIPEDIAPIPE MAKINGGLOSSARYMATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION Pipe smoking is allowed, encouraged, and facilitated on this site. Pipedia has now 18,142 pages, in all, including talk pages, redirects, etc. These are distributed in 1,673 content pages and 13,718 uploaded files, including photos, videos and pdfs (mostly pipe photos). There is much to be explored, we hope it will be a pleasurable journey. FRENCH PIPE BRANDS & MAKERS R French Pipe Brands & Makers R - T. Rattray's Original Scotlande made in various and some of the oldest companies (in europe) Early 20th Century Saint-Claude factory, previously Reymodet-Gruet. Made cane and telescopic pipes around 1945. 19th century brand from C.J. Verguet Freres. Also brand of W.B. Hass, and Oppenheimer Pipe. Stopped after WW II.
BARI - PIPEDIA
Bari. Bari Piber was founded by Viggo Nielsen in Kolding around the turn of 1950/51. Viggo's sons Kai Nielsen and Jørgen Nielsen both grew into their father's business from a very young age and worked there till 1975. Bari had very successfully adapted the new Danish Design that had been started mainly by Stanwell for it's own models. WILLMER - PIPEDIA
Willmer was founded in London. According to the website, which doesn't exist anymore because the Willmer factory has been closed in 2006/07, the firm was in business "for more than 60 years" by 2003. Willmer was homed then in Southend-on-Sea, Essex, so not far from the Cadogan plant. When Willmer first started, they definitely strived to WEBER PIPE CO.
Weber Pipe Co. Carl B. Weber was a German from Bavaria. Aged 21 he emigrated to the USA in 1911. In 1938 he established Weber Briars Inc. in Jersey City, New Jersey. Later renamed in Weber Pipe Co. . The firm grew to be one of the giants of American pipe industry focusing itself in the middle price and quality zone. WILLARD - PIPEDIA
The Willard pipes were made by Sparta Industries in Sparta, N.C from 1963 to 1975 (about 60,000 pipes per week). Some were distributed by the Post and Base Exchanges MALAGA PIPE COMPANY
The Malaga Pipe Company was founded circa 1939 by George Khoubesser, (b.1892 d.1971), and located in Royal Oak, Michigan at 1406 East Eleven Mile road.The second generation owner's name was Emmanuel Khoubesser (b. 1942 d. 1981), who everyone knew him as "Manny".He was a big jovial man that was easy to converse with, always had a smile and a good joke to tell his very loyal CHARLES FAIRMORN
Charles Fairmorn Handels GmbH / Charles Fairmorn International GmbH. The German company Charles Fairmorn was a Hanseatic consortium whose roots are said to go back to an old Lübeck tobacco import company. His business field was the import and distribution of tobacco, cigars and pipes. A few years ago the Danish pipe maker Åge Bogelund, in ARMENTROUT - PIPEDIA Armentrout. Nathan Armentrout, from Lancaster, California, like many other carvers began with a few pipe kits and a desire to see if he could mould a block of briar into a functional pipe. By his own admission, those early pipes were not the most beautiful, but an ember of fascination was lit. First and foremost, he is a science teacher, but
DARBY - PIPEDIA
From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by Jose Manuel Lopés' Darby is the North American brand of the Darby Pipe Shop, from the state of Illinois.
AMERICAN PIPE BRANDS & MAKERS E E: E. Andrew Briars: Edward Andrew Jurkiewicz; Milwaukee, WI. E. Oslo: Robert Eugene "Mic" Burns (ret.), Long Beach, CA. → Micoli. Easom, Cody: see Moon Valley Pipe CATEGORY:PIPE MAKERS BY NATIONALITY This is a list of all pipe makers sorted by nationality. Some pipe makers use different names, company names, or professional names. ITALIAN PIPE BRANDS & MAKERS G Italian Pipe Brands & Makers G - J. Gardesana Pipe SNC di Fiorenzo Rovera e.C. SNC; Mairano (Brescia). Gavirate (?); Gavirate (Varese) Giuseppe Basciano Genova by Giuseppe Basciano, Import Pipes, Genova (GE) († 1999) Giancarlo Guidi sub-brand. → Ser Jacopo . Private label brand made by Ascorti / Radice for Gianni Davoli, Milano. → Caminetto .
DUNHILL SHAPE CHART
The current system with 4 digits visible has now been in place for over 30 years, and has proven to work very well for Dunhill, the trade, and for consumers. The White Spot Chart. Digit 1: Size. Digit 2: Mouthpiece. Digit 3 + 4: Shape. Finish. 1: Group. 1: Standard to shape* or taper. 01: Apple. WILLARD - PIPEDIA
The Willard pipes were made by Sparta Industries in Sparta, N.C from 1963 to 1975 (about 60,000 pipes per week). Some were distributed by the Post and Base Exchanges COLOSSUS PIPE FACTORY Colossus Pipe Factory. There is not much known about the Colossus Pipe Factory. By the mid 1890's it was owned by Kaufmann Bros. & Bondy. Bill Feuerbach has an old invoice from KB&B dated 1898 that has "CPF" in the upper corner, with Trademark underneath, So they owned the brand by then. It could have been a company that was acquired by KB&B or
A DUNHILL PIPE DATING GUIDE A Dunhill Pipe Dating Guide. Alfred Dunhill began to manufacture briar smoking pipes in 1910; the famous white spot first appeared on top of the hand-cut vulcanite mouthpiece in 1915 in order that the customer should know which part faced upwards. DUNHILL CIGARS
Dunhill Cigars. Beginning in 1977, Dunhill and Cubatabaco began discussing the possibility of producing a cigar brand bearing the name of Dunhill. An agreement was finally reached in 1982 and Dunhill cigars hit stores in 1984, starting with the Dunhill LORENZO - PIPEDIA
Lorenzo. Following Rossi (1886 in Barasso) and Ceresa (1897 in Cassano Magnano) the third pipe manufacture in the Lombardian province of Varese was established in 1900 in the picturesque city of Gallarate by two brothers. Fratelli Lana (Lana Bros.) produced briar pipes for the Italian market under their own brand name. COMOY'S DATING GUIDE Contents. 1 Comoy's Dating Guide. 1.1 General. 1.2 If the pipe has a silver band. 1.3 Comoy’s Name. 1.3.1 1900 to about 1919. 1.3.2 1917 to the end of the 1930's (at least 1938) 1.3.3 During the 1940s. 1.3.4 From the 1950s.
PIPEDIAPIPE MAKINGGLOSSARYMATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION Pipe smoking is allowed, encouraged, and facilitated on this site. Pipedia has now 18,142 pages, in all, including talk pages, redirects, etc. These are distributed in 1,673 content pages and 13,718 uploaded files, including photos, videos and pdfs (mostly pipe photos). There is much to be explored, we hope it will be a pleasurable journey. WILLMER - PIPEDIA
Willmer was founded in London. According to the website, which doesn't exist anymore because the Willmer factory has been closed in 2006/07, the firm was in business "for more than 60 years" by 2003. Willmer was homed then in Southend-on-Sea, Essex, so not far from the Cadogan plant. When Willmer first started, they definitely strived to BARI - PIPEDIA
Bari. Bari Piber was founded by Viggo Nielsen in Kolding around the turn of 1950/51. Viggo's sons Kai Nielsen and Jørgen Nielsen both grew into their father's business from a very young age and worked there till 1975. Bari had very successfully adapted the new Danish Design that had been started mainly by Stanwell for it's own models. WEBER PIPE CO.
Weber Pipe Co. Carl B. Weber was a German from Bavaria. Aged 21 he emigrated to the USA in 1911. In 1938 he established Weber Briars Inc. in Jersey City, New Jersey. Later renamed in Weber Pipe Co. . The firm grew to be one of the giants of American pipe industry focusing itself in the middle price and quality zone. AMBOSELI - PIPEDIA
Amboseli. From Pipedia. Jump to navigation Jump to search. Amboseli Pipes made calabash and meerschaum pipes in Tanganyika. They moved to Arusha, Tanzania, and later closed. Countryman is one of the brands Amboseli produced. Its symbol is an elephant. Other brands include Hillbilly, Kiko, Kilimanjaro, London Meerschaum, Merlin, Sportsman GEORG JENSEN
Georg Jensen. The Georg Jensen pipe factory was founded by Per Georg Jensen and his wife in 1954, in Kopenhagen, Denmark. Since the 80s the company is under the management of his daughter Lis, and his son with the same name, Per Georg Jensen. The company manufactured around 2,000 factory pipes per year. Among the top of the line pipes are hand MALAGA PIPE COMPANY
The Malaga Pipe Company was founded circa 1939 by George Khoubesser, (b.1892 d.1971), and located in Royal Oak, Michigan at 1406 East Eleven Mile road.The second generation owner's name was Emmanuel Khoubesser (b. 1942 d. 1981), who everyone knew him as "Manny".He was a big jovial man that was easy to converse with, always had a smile and a good joke to tell his very loyal WILLARD - PIPEDIA
The Willard pipes were made by Sparta Industries in Sparta, N.C from 1963 to 1975 (about 60,000 pipes per week). Some were distributed by the Post and Base Exchanges BARONTINI, CESARE
In 1890 Turildo Barontini opened a factory for the production of briar. In 1925 his son Bruno began to produce the first pipes. Cesare Barontini, son of Bruno, started direction of the factory in 1955, and still runs it together with his daughters Barbara and Silvia. JENS TAO NIELSEN
Jens Tao Nielsen has travelled the world, as could only a sailor of the old school. As a young man he put to sea and travelled the oceans. The broad-shouldered, sunburnt, 58 year-old Dane is a genuine shellback: “In those days the ships would stay in port for several days and you got to see all the strange people and places”. PIPEDIAPIPE MAKINGGLOSSARYMATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION Pipe smoking is allowed, encouraged, and facilitated on this site. Pipedia has now 18,142 pages, in all, including talk pages, redirects, etc. These are distributed in 1,673 content pages and 13,718 uploaded files, including photos, videos and pdfs (mostly pipe photos). There is much to be explored, we hope it will be a pleasurable journey. BARI - PIPEDIA
Bari. Bari Piber was founded by Viggo Nielsen in Kolding around the turn of 1950/51. Viggo's sons Kai Nielsen and Jørgen Nielsen both grew into their father's business from a very young age and worked there till 1975. Bari had very successfully adapted the new Danish Design that had been started mainly by Stanwell for it's own models. WILLMER - PIPEDIA
Willmer was founded in London. According to the website, which doesn't exist anymore because the Willmer factory has been closed in 2006/07, the firm was in business "for more than 60 years" by 2003. Willmer was homed then in Southend-on-Sea, Essex, so not far from the Cadogan plant. When Willmer first started, they definitely strived to WEBER PIPE CO.
Weber Pipe Co. Carl B. Weber was a German from Bavaria. Aged 21 he emigrated to the USA in 1911. In 1938 he established Weber Briars Inc. in Jersey City, New Jersey. Later renamed in Weber Pipe Co. . The firm grew to be one of the giants of American pipe industry focusing itself in the middle price and quality zone. GEORG JENSEN
Georg Jensen. The Georg Jensen pipe factory was founded by Per Georg Jensen and his wife in 1954, in Kopenhagen, Denmark. Since the 80s the company is under the management of his daughter Lis, and his son with the same name, Per Georg Jensen. The company manufactured around 2,000 factory pipes per year. Among the top of the line pipes are hand AMBOSELI - PIPEDIA
Amboseli. From Pipedia. Jump to navigation Jump to search. Amboseli Pipes made calabash and meerschaum pipes in Tanganyika. They moved to Arusha, Tanzania, and later closed. Countryman is one of the brands Amboseli produced. Its symbol is an elephant. Other brands include Hillbilly, Kiko, Kilimanjaro, London Meerschaum, Merlin, Sportsman WILLARD - PIPEDIA
The Willard pipes were made by Sparta Industries in Sparta, N.C from 1963 to 1975 (about 60,000 pipes per week). Some were distributed by the Post and Base Exchanges MALAGA PIPE COMPANY
The Malaga Pipe Company was founded circa 1939 by George Khoubesser, (b.1892 d.1971), and located in Royal Oak, Michigan at 1406 East Eleven Mile road.The second generation owner's name was Emmanuel Khoubesser (b. 1942 d. 1981), who everyone knew him as "Manny".He was a big jovial man that was easy to converse with, always had a smile and a good joke to tell his very loyal COLOSSUS PIPE FACTORY Colossus Pipe Factory. There is not much known about the Colossus Pipe Factory. By the mid 1890's it was owned by Kaufmann Bros. & Bondy. Bill Feuerbach has an old invoice from KB&B dated 1898 that has "CPF" in the upper corner, with Trademark underneath, So they owned the brand by then. It could have been a company that was acquired by KB&B or
BARONTINI, CESARE
In 1890 Turildo Barontini opened a factory for the production of briar. In 1925 his son Bruno began to produce the first pipes. Cesare Barontini, son of Bruno, started direction of the factory in 1955, and still runs it together with his daughters Barbara and Silvia. CATEGORY:PIPE MAKERS BY NATIONALITY This is a list of all pipe makers sorted by nationality. Some pipe makers use different names, company names, or professional names. COMOY'S - PIPEDIA
Francois Comoy and his brothers started making pipes (probably clays, boxwood and beech) in 1825 in the small monastic town of Saint-Claude in eastern France. Francois and his son Louis discovered that briar had vastly superior qualities and from 1848 made pipes only in this wood. In 1879 Francois’s son Henri, who was born in 1850, moved to London with a small bag of tools, but a great deal DUNHILL SHAPE CHART
The current system with 4 digits visible has now been in place for over 30 years, and has proven to work very well for Dunhill, the trade, and for consumers. The White Spot Chart. Digit 1: Size. Digit 2: Mouthpiece. Digit 3 + 4: Shape. Finish. 1: Group. 1: Standard to shape* or taper. 01: Apple. H.I.S. - PIPEDIA
H.I.S., or Hugo International Series, is a line of seconds made by Gardesana, largely for export.The pipes are stamped H.I.S. and Italy. At some point it would appear the pipes were imported by Mastercraft, in that they appear in brochures for Dr. Grabow in the early 1970's.. Examples and details from Ebay listings, via Doug Valitchka WILLARD - PIPEDIA
The Willard pipes were made by Sparta Industries in Sparta, N.C from 1963 to 1975 (about 60,000 pipes per week). Some were distributed by the Post and Base Exchanges PARKER - PIPEDIA
Parker was a successful pipe in the US market during the 1930s up through the 1950s, at which point it faded from view in the US, while continuing to be popular in the UK. It was re-introduced into the US market in 1991 and is also sold in Europe. John Loring states in "The Dunhill Briar Pipe - 'the patent years and after'" that while he has CHURCHWARDEN PIPES
Designed to rest on the back of church pews, the modern-day briar versions capture a piece of that history. Churchwardens pipes were reputedly named after the Churchwardens who used to put their pipes long stem out of the church windows so they could smoke in church. It was the mid 1800's before the Churchwarden pipe was transformed from clay
BARTOLI - PIPEDIA
Bartoli Pipe "Bartoli factory was born in the fifties in Massa Marittima, in the heart of the Tuscan "Marmma". It owes its experience to it's promoter, Pietro Bartoli, who in the twenties, at a young age, mastered the art of carving pipes from briar. COLOSSUS PIPE FACTORY Colossus Pipe Factory. There is not much known about the Colossus Pipe Factory. By the mid 1890's it was owned by Kaufmann Bros. & Bondy. Bill Feuerbach has an old invoice from KB&B dated 1898 that has "CPF" in the upper corner, with Trademark underneath, So they owned the brand by then. It could have been a company that was acquired by KB&B or
LACROIX - PIPEDIA
Lacroix. Lacroix Pipes have a rich history of pipe making tradition and the brand was started in 1962. Eugine Lacroix began making pipes for the Delacour factory in the 19th century; his sons founded their own factory in 1921. Two of the grandsons (including Jean) continued on in the business, but parted ways and struck out on their own in 1962.
PIPEDIAPIPE MAKINGGLOSSARYMATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION Pipe smoking is allowed, encouraged, and facilitated on this site. Pipedia has now 18,142 pages, in all, including talk pages, redirects, etc. These are distributed in 1,673 content pages and 13,718 uploaded files, including photos, videos and pdfs (mostly pipe photos). There is much to be explored, we hope it will be a pleasurable journey. WILLMER - PIPEDIA
Willmer was founded in London. According to the website, which doesn't exist anymore because the Willmer factory has been closed in 2006/07, the firm was in business "for more than 60 years" by 2003. Willmer was homed then in Southend-on-Sea, Essex, so not far from the Cadogan plant. When Willmer first started, they definitely strived to BARI - PIPEDIA
Bari. Bari Piber was founded by Viggo Nielsen in Kolding around the turn of 1950/51. Viggo's sons Kai Nielsen and Jørgen Nielsen both grew into their father's business from a very young age and worked there till 1975. Bari had very successfully adapted the new Danish Design that had been started mainly by Stanwell for it's own models. WEBER PIPE CO.
Weber Pipe Co. Carl B. Weber was a German from Bavaria. Aged 21 he emigrated to the USA in 1911. In 1938 he established Weber Briars Inc. in Jersey City, New Jersey. Later renamed in Weber Pipe Co. . The firm grew to be one of the giants of American pipe industry focusing itself in the middle price and quality zone. AMBOSELI - PIPEDIA
Amboseli. From Pipedia. Jump to navigation Jump to search. Amboseli Pipes made calabash and meerschaum pipes in Tanganyika. They moved to Arusha, Tanzania, and later closed. Countryman is one of the brands Amboseli produced. Its symbol is an elephant. Other brands include Hillbilly, Kiko, Kilimanjaro, London Meerschaum, Merlin, Sportsman GEORG JENSEN
Georg Jensen. The Georg Jensen pipe factory was founded by Per Georg Jensen and his wife in 1954, in Kopenhagen, Denmark. Since the 80s the company is under the management of his daughter Lis, and his son with the same name, Per Georg Jensen. The company manufactured around 2,000 factory pipes per year. Among the top of the line pipes are hand MALAGA PIPE COMPANY
The Malaga Pipe Company was founded circa 1939 by George Khoubesser, (b.1892 d.1971), and located in Royal Oak, Michigan at 1406 East Eleven Mile road.The second generation owner's name was Emmanuel Khoubesser (b. 1942 d. 1981), who everyone knew him as "Manny".He was a big jovial man that was easy to converse with, always had a smile and a good joke to tell his very loyal WILLARD - PIPEDIA
The Willard pipes were made by Sparta Industries in Sparta, N.C from 1963 to 1975 (about 60,000 pipes per week). Some were distributed by the Post and Base Exchanges BARONTINI, CESARE
In 1890 Turildo Barontini opened a factory for the production of briar. In 1925 his son Bruno began to produce the first pipes. Cesare Barontini, son of Bruno, started direction of the factory in 1955, and still runs it together with his daughters Barbara and Silvia. JENS TAO NIELSEN
Jens Tao Nielsen has travelled the world, as could only a sailor of the old school. As a young man he put to sea and travelled the oceans. The broad-shouldered, sunburnt, 58 year-old Dane is a genuine shellback: “In those days the ships would stay in port for several days and you got to see all the strange people and places”. PIPEDIAPIPE MAKINGGLOSSARYMATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION Pipe smoking is allowed, encouraged, and facilitated on this site. Pipedia has now 18,142 pages, in all, including talk pages, redirects, etc. These are distributed in 1,673 content pages and 13,718 uploaded files, including photos, videos and pdfs (mostly pipe photos). There is much to be explored, we hope it will be a pleasurable journey. WILLMER - PIPEDIA
Willmer was founded in London. According to the website, which doesn't exist anymore because the Willmer factory has been closed in 2006/07, the firm was in business "for more than 60 years" by 2003. Willmer was homed then in Southend-on-Sea, Essex, so not far from the Cadogan plant. When Willmer first started, they definitely strived to BARI - PIPEDIA
Bari. Bari Piber was founded by Viggo Nielsen in Kolding around the turn of 1950/51. Viggo's sons Kai Nielsen and Jørgen Nielsen both grew into their father's business from a very young age and worked there till 1975. Bari had very successfully adapted the new Danish Design that had been started mainly by Stanwell for it's own models. WEBER PIPE CO.
Weber Pipe Co. Carl B. Weber was a German from Bavaria. Aged 21 he emigrated to the USA in 1911. In 1938 he established Weber Briars Inc. in Jersey City, New Jersey. Later renamed in Weber Pipe Co. . The firm grew to be one of the giants of American pipe industry focusing itself in the middle price and quality zone. AMBOSELI - PIPEDIA
Amboseli. From Pipedia. Jump to navigation Jump to search. Amboseli Pipes made calabash and meerschaum pipes in Tanganyika. They moved to Arusha, Tanzania, and later closed. Countryman is one of the brands Amboseli produced. Its symbol is an elephant. Other brands include Hillbilly, Kiko, Kilimanjaro, London Meerschaum, Merlin, Sportsman GEORG JENSEN
Georg Jensen. The Georg Jensen pipe factory was founded by Per Georg Jensen and his wife in 1954, in Kopenhagen, Denmark. Since the 80s the company is under the management of his daughter Lis, and his son with the same name, Per Georg Jensen. The company manufactured around 2,000 factory pipes per year. Among the top of the line pipes are hand MALAGA PIPE COMPANY
The Malaga Pipe Company was founded circa 1939 by George Khoubesser, (b.1892 d.1971), and located in Royal Oak, Michigan at 1406 East Eleven Mile road.The second generation owner's name was Emmanuel Khoubesser (b. 1942 d. 1981), who everyone knew him as "Manny".He was a big jovial man that was easy to converse with, always had a smile and a good joke to tell his very loyal WILLARD - PIPEDIA
The Willard pipes were made by Sparta Industries in Sparta, N.C from 1963 to 1975 (about 60,000 pipes per week). Some were distributed by the Post and Base Exchanges BARONTINI, CESARE
In 1890 Turildo Barontini opened a factory for the production of briar. In 1925 his son Bruno began to produce the first pipes. Cesare Barontini, son of Bruno, started direction of the factory in 1955, and still runs it together with his daughters Barbara and Silvia. JENS TAO NIELSEN
Jens Tao Nielsen has travelled the world, as could only a sailor of the old school. As a young man he put to sea and travelled the oceans. The broad-shouldered, sunburnt, 58 year-old Dane is a genuine shellback: “In those days the ships would stay in port for several days and you got to see all the strange people and places”. CATEGORY:PIPE MAKERS BY NATIONALITY This is a list of all pipe makers sorted by nationality. Some pipe makers use different names, company names, or professional names. COMOY'S - PIPEDIA
Francois Comoy and his brothers started making pipes (probably clays, boxwood and beech) in 1825 in the small monastic town of Saint-Claude in eastern France. Francois and his son Louis discovered that briar had vastly superior qualities and from 1848 made pipes only in this wood. In 1879 Francois’s son Henri, who was born in 1850, moved to London with a small bag of tools, but a great deal DUNHILL SHAPE CHART
The current system with 4 digits visible has now been in place for over 30 years, and has proven to work very well for Dunhill, the trade, and for consumers. The White Spot Chart. Digit 1: Size. Digit 2: Mouthpiece. Digit 3 + 4: Shape. Finish. 1: Group. 1: Standard to shape* or taper. 01: Apple. H.I.S. - PIPEDIA
H.I.S., or Hugo International Series, is a line of seconds made by Gardesana, largely for export.The pipes are stamped H.I.S. and Italy. At some point it would appear the pipes were imported by Mastercraft, in that they appear in brochures for Dr. Grabow in the early 1970's.. Examples and details from Ebay listings, via Doug Valitchka WILLARD - PIPEDIA
The Willard pipes were made by Sparta Industries in Sparta, N.C from 1963 to 1975 (about 60,000 pipes per week). Some were distributed by the Post and Base Exchanges PARKER - PIPEDIA
Parker was a successful pipe in the US market during the 1930s up through the 1950s, at which point it faded from view in the US, while continuing to be popular in the UK. It was re-introduced into the US market in 1991 and is also sold in Europe. John Loring states in "The Dunhill Briar Pipe - 'the patent years and after'" that while he has CHURCHWARDEN PIPES
Designed to rest on the back of church pews, the modern-day briar versions capture a piece of that history. Churchwardens pipes were reputedly named after the Churchwardens who used to put their pipes long stem out of the church windows so they could smoke in church. It was the mid 1800's before the Churchwarden pipe was transformed from clay
BARTOLI - PIPEDIA
Bartoli Pipe "Bartoli factory was born in the fifties in Massa Marittima, in the heart of the Tuscan "Marmma". It owes its experience to it's promoter, Pietro Bartoli, who in the twenties, at a young age, mastered the art of carving pipes from briar. COLOSSUS PIPE FACTORY Colossus Pipe Factory. There is not much known about the Colossus Pipe Factory. By the mid 1890's it was owned by Kaufmann Bros. & Bondy. Bill Feuerbach has an old invoice from KB&B dated 1898 that has "CPF" in the upper corner, with Trademark underneath, So they owned the brand by then. It could have been a company that was acquired by KB&B or
LACROIX - PIPEDIA
Lacroix. Lacroix Pipes have a rich history of pipe making tradition and the brand was started in 1962. Eugine Lacroix began making pipes for the Delacour factory in the 19th century; his sons founded their own factory in 1921. Two of the grandsons (including Jean) continued on in the business, but parted ways and struck out on their own in 1962.
PIPEDIAPIPE MAKINGGLOSSARYMATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION Pipe smoking is allowed, encouraged, and facilitated on this site. Pipedia has now 18,142 pages, in all, including talk pages, redirects, etc. These are distributed in 1,673 content pages and 13,718 uploaded files, including photos, videos and pdfs (mostly pipe photos). There is much to be explored, we hope it will be a pleasurable journey. PARKER - PIPEDIA
Parker was a successful pipe in the US market during the 1930s up through the 1950s, at which point it faded from view in the US, while continuing to be popular in the UK. It was re-introduced into the US market in 1991 and is also sold in Europe. John Loring states in "The Dunhill Briar Pipe - 'the patent years and after'" that while he has WEBER PIPE CO.
Weber Pipe Co. Carl B. Weber was a German from Bavaria. Aged 21 he emigrated to the USA in 1911. In 1938 he established Weber Briars Inc. in Jersey City, New Jersey. Later renamed in Weber Pipe Co. . The firm grew to be one of the giants of American pipe industry focusing itself in the middle price and quality zone. BARI - PIPEDIA
Bari. Bari Piber was founded by Viggo Nielsen in Kolding around the turn of 1950/51. Viggo's sons Kai Nielsen and Jørgen Nielsen both grew into their father's business from a very young age and worked there till 1975. Bari had very successfully adapted the new Danish Design that had been started mainly by Stanwell for it's own models. CUSTOM-BILT
HOLM, PREBEN
Holm, Preben. Preben Holm (1947 - 1989) has set some marks in pipe history. Just before his 16th birthday in 1963 he sold pipes to the legendary Pipe-Dan shop and at the age of only 22 he headed 45 employees. He was among the first Danish artisans who made "Danish pipe design" famous in the USA in the 1960's. PIPEDIAPIPE MAKINGGLOSSARYMATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION Pipe smoking is allowed, encouraged, and facilitated on this site. Pipedia has now 18,142 pages, in all, including talk pages, redirects, etc. These are distributed in 1,673 content pages and 13,718 uploaded files, including photos, videos and pdfs (mostly pipe photos). There is much to be explored, we hope it will be a pleasurable journey. PARKER - PIPEDIA
Parker was a successful pipe in the US market during the 1930s up through the 1950s, at which point it faded from view in the US, while continuing to be popular in the UK. It was re-introduced into the US market in 1991 and is also sold in Europe. John Loring states in "The Dunhill Briar Pipe - 'the patent years and after'" that while he has WEBER PIPE CO.
Weber Pipe Co. Carl B. Weber was a German from Bavaria. Aged 21 he emigrated to the USA in 1911. In 1938 he established Weber Briars Inc. in Jersey City, New Jersey. Later renamed in Weber Pipe Co. . The firm grew to be one of the giants of American pipe industry focusing itself in the middle price and quality zone. BARI - PIPEDIA
Bari. Bari Piber was founded by Viggo Nielsen in Kolding around the turn of 1950/51. Viggo's sons Kai Nielsen and Jørgen Nielsen both grew into their father's business from a very young age and worked there till 1975. Bari had very successfully adapted the new Danish Design that had been started mainly by Stanwell for it's own models. CUSTOM-BILT
HOLM, PREBEN
Holm, Preben. Preben Holm (1947 - 1989) has set some marks in pipe history. Just before his 16th birthday in 1963 he sold pipes to the legendary Pipe-Dan shop and at the age of only 22 he headed 45 employees. He was among the first Danish artisans who made "Danish pipe design" famous in the USA in the 1960's. PIPE BRANDS / MAKERS Many dedicated collectors have worked to chronicle pipe brands and makers. It is a daunting and never ending task. Pipedia owes special thanks to J. Rex Poggenpohl for use of his 9/95 list of North American Pipe Makers in the 20th Century, with major contributions by: Tom Colwell, Gary Donachy, Tom Dunn, Bill Unger, and Herb Wilczak. CATEGORY:PIPE MAKERS BY NATIONALITY This is a list of all pipe makers sorted by nationality. Some pipe makers use different names, company names, or professional names. PETERSON - PIPEDIA
Charles Peterson applied for a patent for an improved tobacco pipe on the 8th of August 1890. He was awarded patent number 12393 on the 16th of June 1891 for Great Britain and Ireland.This came to be known as the famous 'System Pipe' patent. The French patent,No. 210944 was issued to them on January 1891. CUSTOM-BILT
Custom-Bilt pipes retailed between $5.00 and $15.00 in the 1940s. According to an ad, standard Dunhill pipes were selling for $12.00 and $13.50, Parker pipes $7.50, GBD for $6.00 and Comoy’s $7.50. Not mentioned was that special Dunhills could retail up DUNHILL SHAPE CHART
The current system with 4 digits visible has now been in place for over 30 years, and has proven to work very well for Dunhill, the trade, and for consumers. The White Spot Chart. Digit 1: Size. Digit 2: Mouthpiece. Digit 3 + 4: Shape. Finish. 1: Group. 1: Standard to shape* or taper. 01: Apple. THE COMPLETE CORNCOB PRIMER Pipe Mud is a fairly thick mixture of cigar ash and either saliva or water. Mix until you have a thick mud, and then apply several layers, letting each layer dry partially. Allow the cob to rest for several days, so the pipe mud can cure. Pipe ash can also be used for Pipe Mud, but cigar ash is best. SMOKEMASTER
1945 Ad, courtesy Doug Valitchka. SmokeMaster pipe offer on Dill's pipe cleaners, courtesy Doug Valitchka. The tenon had a single aluminum inner tube and two holes which were meant to hold a pipe cleaner folded in half, one end in each hole. The pipes were first made by Briarcraft, in lines including the Custom-made, Standard, and Bard.
WILLMER - PIPEDIA
Willmer was founded in London. According to the website, which doesn't exist anymore because the Willmer factory has been closed in 2006/07, the firm was in business "for more than 60 years" by 2003. Willmer was homed then in Southend-on-Sea, Essex, so not far from the Cadogan plant. When Willmer first started, they definitely strived to BEN WADE - PIPEDIA
The Family era. Family Era Nomenclature. The company was founded by Benjamin Wade in 1860 in Leeds, Yorkshire, where it was located for over a century. Ben Wade started as a pipe trader, but yet in the 1860's he established a workshop to produce briar pipes. The pipes were made in very many standard shapes - always extensively classic and "very
NØRDING - PIPEDIA
Nørding. Erik Nørding was born in Copenhagen, Denmark. Originally educated in engineering. Pipe carving began as a hobby, but as time went by, he became more interested in pipe making as a profession. During the last 40 years Erik Nørding has built his own business, which today produces approximately 50.000 pipes a year, 90% of which are for
PIPEDIAPIPE MAKINGGLOSSARYMATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION Pipe smoking is allowed, encouraged, and facilitated on this site. Pipedia has now 18,142 pages, in all, including talk pages, redirects, etc. These are distributed in 1,673 content pages and 13,718 uploaded files, including photos, videos and pdfs (mostly pipe photos). There is much to be explored, we hope it will be a pleasurable journey. PARKER - PIPEDIA
Parker was a successful pipe in the US market during the 1930s up through the 1950s, at which point it faded from view in the US, while continuing to be popular in the UK. It was re-introduced into the US market in 1991 and is also sold in Europe. John Loring states in "The Dunhill Briar Pipe - 'the patent years and after'" that while he has WEBER PIPE CO.
Weber Pipe Co. Carl B. Weber was a German from Bavaria. Aged 21 he emigrated to the USA in 1911. In 1938 he established Weber Briars Inc. in Jersey City, New Jersey. Later renamed in Weber Pipe Co. . The firm grew to be one of the giants of American pipe industry focusing itself in the middle price and quality zone. BARI - PIPEDIA
Bari. Bari Piber was founded by Viggo Nielsen in Kolding around the turn of 1950/51. Viggo's sons Kai Nielsen and Jørgen Nielsen both grew into their father's business from a very young age and worked there till 1975. Bari had very successfully adapted the new Danish Design that had been started mainly by Stanwell for it's own models. CUSTOM-BILT
HOLM, PREBEN
Holm, Preben. Preben Holm (1947 - 1989) has set some marks in pipe history. Just before his 16th birthday in 1963 he sold pipes to the legendary Pipe-Dan shop and at the age of only 22 he headed 45 employees. He was among the first Danish artisans who made "Danish pipe design" famous in the USA in the 1960's. PIPEDIAPIPE MAKINGGLOSSARYMATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION Pipe smoking is allowed, encouraged, and facilitated on this site. Pipedia has now 18,142 pages, in all, including talk pages, redirects, etc. These are distributed in 1,673 content pages and 13,718 uploaded files, including photos, videos and pdfs (mostly pipe photos). There is much to be explored, we hope it will be a pleasurable journey. PARKER - PIPEDIA
Parker was a successful pipe in the US market during the 1930s up through the 1950s, at which point it faded from view in the US, while continuing to be popular in the UK. It was re-introduced into the US market in 1991 and is also sold in Europe. John Loring states in "The Dunhill Briar Pipe - 'the patent years and after'" that while he has WEBER PIPE CO.
Weber Pipe Co. Carl B. Weber was a German from Bavaria. Aged 21 he emigrated to the USA in 1911. In 1938 he established Weber Briars Inc. in Jersey City, New Jersey. Later renamed in Weber Pipe Co. . The firm grew to be one of the giants of American pipe industry focusing itself in the middle price and quality zone. BARI - PIPEDIA
Bari. Bari Piber was founded by Viggo Nielsen in Kolding around the turn of 1950/51. Viggo's sons Kai Nielsen and Jørgen Nielsen both grew into their father's business from a very young age and worked there till 1975. Bari had very successfully adapted the new Danish Design that had been started mainly by Stanwell for it's own models. CUSTOM-BILT
HOLM, PREBEN
Holm, Preben. Preben Holm (1947 - 1989) has set some marks in pipe history. Just before his 16th birthday in 1963 he sold pipes to the legendary Pipe-Dan shop and at the age of only 22 he headed 45 employees. He was among the first Danish artisans who made "Danish pipe design" famous in the USA in the 1960's. PIPE BRANDS / MAKERS Many dedicated collectors have worked to chronicle pipe brands and makers. It is a daunting and never ending task. Pipedia owes special thanks to J. Rex Poggenpohl for use of his 9/95 list of North American Pipe Makers in the 20th Century, with major contributions by: Tom Colwell, Gary Donachy, Tom Dunn, Bill Unger, and Herb Wilczak. CATEGORY:PIPE MAKERS BY NATIONALITY This is a list of all pipe makers sorted by nationality. Some pipe makers use different names, company names, or professional names. PETERSON - PIPEDIA
Charles Peterson applied for a patent for an improved tobacco pipe on the 8th of August 1890. He was awarded patent number 12393 on the 16th of June 1891 for Great Britain and Ireland.This came to be known as the famous 'System Pipe' patent. The French patent,No. 210944 was issued to them on January 1891. CUSTOM-BILT
Custom-Bilt pipes retailed between $5.00 and $15.00 in the 1940s. According to an ad, standard Dunhill pipes were selling for $12.00 and $13.50, Parker pipes $7.50, GBD for $6.00 and Comoy’s $7.50. Not mentioned was that special Dunhills could retail up DUNHILL SHAPE CHART
The current system with 4 digits visible has now been in place for over 30 years, and has proven to work very well for Dunhill, the trade, and for consumers. The White Spot Chart. Digit 1: Size. Digit 2: Mouthpiece. Digit 3 + 4: Shape. Finish. 1: Group. 1: Standard to shape* or taper. 01: Apple. THE COMPLETE CORNCOB PRIMER Pipe Mud is a fairly thick mixture of cigar ash and either saliva or water. Mix until you have a thick mud, and then apply several layers, letting each layer dry partially. Allow the cob to rest for several days, so the pipe mud can cure. Pipe ash can also be used for Pipe Mud, but cigar ash is best. SMOKEMASTER
1945 Ad, courtesy Doug Valitchka. SmokeMaster pipe offer on Dill's pipe cleaners, courtesy Doug Valitchka. The tenon had a single aluminum inner tube and two holes which were meant to hold a pipe cleaner folded in half, one end in each hole. The pipes were first made by Briarcraft, in lines including the Custom-made, Standard, and Bard.
WILLMER - PIPEDIA
Willmer was founded in London. According to the website, which doesn't exist anymore because the Willmer factory has been closed in 2006/07, the firm was in business "for more than 60 years" by 2003. Willmer was homed then in Southend-on-Sea, Essex, so not far from the Cadogan plant. When Willmer first started, they definitely strived to BEN WADE - PIPEDIA
The Family era. Family Era Nomenclature. The company was founded by Benjamin Wade in 1860 in Leeds, Yorkshire, where it was located for over a century. Ben Wade started as a pipe trader, but yet in the 1860's he established a workshop to produce briar pipes. The pipes were made in very many standard shapes - always extensively classic and "very
NØRDING - PIPEDIA
Nørding. Erik Nørding was born in Copenhagen, Denmark. Originally educated in engineering. Pipe carving began as a hobby, but as time went by, he became more interested in pipe making as a profession. During the last 40 years Erik Nørding has built his own business, which today produces approximately 50.000 pipes a year, 90% of which are for
PIPEDIAPIPE MAKINGGLOSSARYMATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION Pipe smoking is allowed, encouraged, and facilitated on this site. Pipedia has now 18,142 pages, in all, including talk pages, redirects, etc. These are distributed in 1,673 content pages and 13,718 uploaded files, including photos, videos and pdfs (mostly pipe photos). There is much to be explored, we hope it will be a pleasurable journey. PARKER - PIPEDIA
Parker was a successful pipe in the US market during the 1930s up through the 1950s, at which point it faded from view in the US, while continuing to be popular in the UK. It was re-introduced into the US market in 1991 and is also sold in Europe. John Loring states in "The Dunhill Briar Pipe - 'the patent years and after'" that while he has WEBER PIPE CO.
Weber Pipe Co. Carl B. Weber was a German from Bavaria. Aged 21 he emigrated to the USA in 1911. In 1938 he established Weber Briars Inc. in Jersey City, New Jersey. Later renamed in Weber Pipe Co. . The firm grew to be one of the giants of American pipe industry focusing itself in the middle price and quality zone. BARI - PIPEDIA
Bari. Bari Piber was founded by Viggo Nielsen in Kolding around the turn of 1950/51. Viggo's sons Kai Nielsen and Jørgen Nielsen both grew into their father's business from a very young age and worked there till 1975. Bari had very successfully adapted the new Danish Design that had been started mainly by Stanwell for it's own models. CUSTOM-BILT
HOLM, PREBEN
Holm, Preben. Preben Holm (1947 - 1989) has set some marks in pipe history. Just before his 16th birthday in 1963 he sold pipes to the legendary Pipe-Dan shop and at the age of only 22 he headed 45 employees. He was among the first Danish artisans who made "Danish pipe design" famous in the USA in the 1960's. BUTZ-CHOQUIN
Contact Information. Société des pipes Butz-Choquin 2 ter, rue du Plan du Moulin BP 127 39205 Saint-Claude France Phone: +33 (0)3 84 45 12 87 Fax: +33 (0)3 84 45 67 21 E-mail: info@butzchoquin.com Website: Butz-Choquin.
WILLMER - PIPEDIA
Willmer was founded in London. According to the website, which doesn't exist anymore because the Willmer factory has been closed in 2006/07, the firm was in business "for more than 60 years" by 2003. Willmer was homed then in Southend-on-Sea, Essex, so not far from the Cadogan plant. When Willmer first started, they definitely strived to BEN WADE - PIPEDIASEE MORE ON PIPEDIA.ORG DON FLORIAN
Don Florian pipes are made by Matteo Stefani, who writes the following: . I was born near Venice in 1971. in 1992 I have started smoking pipes, while I was preparing my law exams: I was a student so my pipes were cheap pipes of unknown brands; for some years I PIPEDIAPIPE MAKINGGLOSSARYMATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION Pipe smoking is allowed, encouraged, and facilitated on this site. Pipedia has now 18,142 pages, in all, including talk pages, redirects, etc. These are distributed in 1,673 content pages and 13,718 uploaded files, including photos, videos and pdfs (mostly pipe photos). There is much to be explored, we hope it will be a pleasurable journey. PARKER - PIPEDIA
Parker was a successful pipe in the US market during the 1930s up through the 1950s, at which point it faded from view in the US, while continuing to be popular in the UK. It was re-introduced into the US market in 1991 and is also sold in Europe. John Loring states in "The Dunhill Briar Pipe - 'the patent years and after'" that while he has WEBER PIPE CO.
Weber Pipe Co. Carl B. Weber was a German from Bavaria. Aged 21 he emigrated to the USA in 1911. In 1938 he established Weber Briars Inc. in Jersey City, New Jersey. Later renamed in Weber Pipe Co. . The firm grew to be one of the giants of American pipe industry focusing itself in the middle price and quality zone. BARI - PIPEDIA
Bari. Bari Piber was founded by Viggo Nielsen in Kolding around the turn of 1950/51. Viggo's sons Kai Nielsen and Jørgen Nielsen both grew into their father's business from a very young age and worked there till 1975. Bari had very successfully adapted the new Danish Design that had been started mainly by Stanwell for it's own models. CUSTOM-BILT
HOLM, PREBEN
Holm, Preben. Preben Holm (1947 - 1989) has set some marks in pipe history. Just before his 16th birthday in 1963 he sold pipes to the legendary Pipe-Dan shop and at the age of only 22 he headed 45 employees. He was among the first Danish artisans who made "Danish pipe design" famous in the USA in the 1960's. BUTZ-CHOQUIN
Contact Information. Société des pipes Butz-Choquin 2 ter, rue du Plan du Moulin BP 127 39205 Saint-Claude France Phone: +33 (0)3 84 45 12 87 Fax: +33 (0)3 84 45 67 21 E-mail: info@butzchoquin.com Website: Butz-Choquin.
WILLMER - PIPEDIA
Willmer was founded in London. According to the website, which doesn't exist anymore because the Willmer factory has been closed in 2006/07, the firm was in business "for more than 60 years" by 2003. Willmer was homed then in Southend-on-Sea, Essex, so not far from the Cadogan plant. When Willmer first started, they definitely strived to BEN WADE - PIPEDIASEE MORE ON PIPEDIA.ORG DON FLORIAN
Don Florian pipes are made by Matteo Stefani, who writes the following: . I was born near Venice in 1971. in 1992 I have started smoking pipes, while I was preparing my law exams: I was a student so my pipes were cheap pipes of unknown brands; for some years I PIPE BRANDS / MAKERS Many dedicated collectors have worked to chronicle pipe brands and makers. It is a daunting and never ending task. Pipedia owes special thanks to J. Rex Poggenpohl for use of his 9/95 list of North American Pipe Makers in the 20th Century, with major contributions by: Tom Colwell, Gary Donachy, Tom Dunn, Bill Unger, and Herb Wilczak. CATEGORY:PIPE MAKERS BY NATIONALITY This is a list of all pipe makers sorted by nationality. Some pipe makers use different names, company names, or professional names. PETERSON - PIPEDIA
Charles Peterson applied for a patent for an improved tobacco pipe on the 8th of August 1890. He was awarded patent number 12393 on the 16th of June 1891 for Great Britain and Ireland.This came to be known as the famous 'System Pipe' patent. The French patent,No. 210944 was issued to them on January 1891. CUSTOM-BILT
Custom-Bilt pipes retailed between $5.00 and $15.00 in the 1940s. According to an ad, standard Dunhill pipes were selling for $12.00 and $13.50, Parker pipes $7.50, GBD for $6.00 and Comoy’s $7.50. Not mentioned was that special Dunhills could retail up DUNHILL SHAPE CHART
The current system with 4 digits visible has now been in place for over 30 years, and has proven to work very well for Dunhill, the trade, and for consumers. The White Spot Chart. Digit 1: Size. Digit 2: Mouthpiece. Digit 3 + 4: Shape. Finish. 1: Group. 1: Standard to shape* or taper. 01: Apple. THE COMPLETE CORNCOB PRIMER Pipe Mud is a fairly thick mixture of cigar ash and either saliva or water. Mix until you have a thick mud, and then apply several layers, letting each layer dry partially. Allow the cob to rest for several days, so the pipe mud can cure. Pipe ash can also be used for Pipe Mud, but cigar ash is best. SMOKEMASTER
1945 Ad, courtesy Doug Valitchka. SmokeMaster pipe offer on Dill's pipe cleaners, courtesy Doug Valitchka. The tenon had a single aluminum inner tube and two holes which were meant to hold a pipe cleaner folded in half, one end in each hole. The pipes were first made by Briarcraft, in lines including the Custom-made, Standard, and Bard.
WILLMER - PIPEDIA
Willmer was founded in London. According to the website, which doesn't exist anymore because the Willmer factory has been closed in 2006/07, the firm was in business "for more than 60 years" by 2003. Willmer was homed then in Southend-on-Sea, Essex, so not far from the Cadogan plant. When Willmer first started, they definitely strived to BEN WADE - PIPEDIA
The Family era. Family Era Nomenclature. The company was founded by Benjamin Wade in 1860 in Leeds, Yorkshire, where it was located for over a century. Ben Wade started as a pipe trader, but yet in the 1860's he established a workshop to produce briar pipes. The pipes were made in very many standard shapes - always extensively classic and "very
NØRDING - PIPEDIA
Nørding. Erik Nørding was born in Copenhagen, Denmark. Originally educated in engineering. Pipe carving began as a hobby, but as time went by, he became more interested in pipe making as a profession. During the last 40 years Erik Nørding has built his own business, which today produces approximately 50.000 pipes a year, 90% of which are for
PIPEDIAPIPE MAKINGGLOSSARYMATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION Pipe smoking is allowed, encouraged, and facilitated on this site. Pipedia has now 18,142 pages, in all, including talk pages, redirects, etc. These are distributed in 1,673 content pages and 13,718 uploaded files, including photos, videos and pdfs (mostly pipe photos). There is much to be explored, we hope it will be a pleasurable journey. PARKER - PIPEDIA
Parker was a successful pipe in the US market during the 1930s up through the 1950s, at which point it faded from view in the US, while continuing to be popular in the UK. It was re-introduced into the US market in 1991 and is also sold in Europe. John Loring states in "The Dunhill Briar Pipe - 'the patent years and after'" that while he has WEBER PIPE CO.
Weber Pipe Co. Carl B. Weber was a German from Bavaria. Aged 21 he emigrated to the USA in 1911. In 1938 he established Weber Briars Inc. in Jersey City, New Jersey. Later renamed in Weber Pipe Co. . The firm grew to be one of the giants of American pipe industry focusing itself in the middle price and quality zone. BARI - PIPEDIA
Bari. Bari Piber was founded by Viggo Nielsen in Kolding around the turn of 1950/51. Viggo's sons Kai Nielsen and Jørgen Nielsen both grew into their father's business from a very young age and worked there till 1975. Bari had very successfully adapted the new Danish Design that had been started mainly by Stanwell for it's own models. CUSTOM-BILT
PIPEDIAPIPE MAKINGGLOSSARYMATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION Pipe smoking is allowed, encouraged, and facilitated on this site. Pipedia has now 18,142 pages, in all, including talk pages, redirects, etc. These are distributed in 1,673 content pages and 13,718 uploaded files, including photos, videos and pdfs (mostly pipe photos). There is much to be explored, we hope it will be a pleasurable journey. PARKER - PIPEDIA
Parker was a successful pipe in the US market during the 1930s up through the 1950s, at which point it faded from view in the US, while continuing to be popular in the UK. It was re-introduced into the US market in 1991 and is also sold in Europe. John Loring states in "The Dunhill Briar Pipe - 'the patent years and after'" that while he has WEBER PIPE CO.
Weber Pipe Co. Carl B. Weber was a German from Bavaria. Aged 21 he emigrated to the USA in 1911. In 1938 he established Weber Briars Inc. in Jersey City, New Jersey. Later renamed in Weber Pipe Co. . The firm grew to be one of the giants of American pipe industry focusing itself in the middle price and quality zone. BARI - PIPEDIA
Bari. Bari Piber was founded by Viggo Nielsen in Kolding around the turn of 1950/51. Viggo's sons Kai Nielsen and Jørgen Nielsen both grew into their father's business from a very young age and worked there till 1975. Bari had very successfully adapted the new Danish Design that had been started mainly by Stanwell for it's own models. CUSTOM-BILT
PIPE BRANDS / MAKERS Many dedicated collectors have worked to chronicle pipe brands and makers. It is a daunting and never ending task. Pipedia owes special thanks to J. Rex Poggenpohl for use of his 9/95 list of North American Pipe Makers in the 20th Century, with major contributions by: Tom Colwell, Gary Donachy, Tom Dunn, Bill Unger, and Herb Wilczak. PETERSON - PIPEDIA
Charles Peterson applied for a patent for an improved tobacco pipe on the 8th of August 1890. He was awarded patent number 12393 on the 16th of June 1891 for Great Britain and Ireland.This came to be known as the famous 'System Pipe' patent. The French patent,No. 210944 was issued to them on January 1891. CUSTOM-BILT
Custom-Bilt pipes retailed between $5.00 and $15.00 in the 1940s. According to an ad, standard Dunhill pipes were selling for $12.00 and $13.50, Parker pipes $7.50, GBD for $6.00 and Comoy’s $7.50. Not mentioned was that special Dunhills could retail up DUNHILL SHAPE CHART
The current system with 4 digits visible has now been in place for over 30 years, and has proven to work very well for Dunhill, the trade, and for consumers. The White Spot Chart. Digit 1: Size. Digit 2: Mouthpiece. Digit 3 + 4: Shape. Finish. 1: Group. 1: Standard to shape* or taper. 01: Apple. SMOKEMASTER
1945 Ad, courtesy Doug Valitchka. SmokeMaster pipe offer on Dill's pipe cleaners, courtesy Doug Valitchka. The tenon had a single aluminum inner tube and two holes which were meant to hold a pipe cleaner folded in half, one end in each hole. The pipes were first made by Briarcraft, in lines including the Custom-made, Standard, and Bard.
THE COMPLETE CORNCOB PRIMER Pipe Mud is a fairly thick mixture of cigar ash and either saliva or water. Mix until you have a thick mud, and then apply several layers, letting each layer dry partially. Allow the cob to rest for several days, so the pipe mud can cure. Pipe ash can also be used for Pipe Mud, but cigar ash is best. WILLMER - PIPEDIA
Willmer was founded in London. According to the website, which doesn't exist anymore because the Willmer factory has been closed in 2006/07, the firm was in business "for more than 60 years" by 2003. Willmer was homed then in Southend-on-Sea, Essex, so not far from the Cadogan plant. When Willmer first started, they definitely strived to BEN WADE - PIPEDIA
The Family era. Family Era Nomenclature. The company was founded by Benjamin Wade in 1860 in Leeds, Yorkshire, where it was located for over a century. Ben Wade started as a pipe trader, but yet in the 1860's he established a workshop to produce briar pipes. The pipes were made in very many standard shapes - always extensively classic and "very
DON FLORIAN
Don Florian pipes are made by Matteo Stefani, who writes the following: . I was born near Venice in 1971. in 1992 I have started smoking pipes, while I was preparing my law exams: I was a student so my pipes were cheap pipes of unknown brands; for some years I NØRDING - PIPEDIA
Nørding. Erik Nørding was born in Copenhagen, Denmark. Originally educated in engineering. Pipe carving began as a hobby, but as time went by, he became more interested in pipe making as a profession. During the last 40 years Erik Nørding has built his own business, which today produces approximately 50.000 pipes a year, 90% of which are for
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