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<languages/> The basis for this article is an excerpt from [[A History Of Comoy's and A Guide Toward Dating the Pipes]] written by '''Derek Green '''[http://www.derek-green.com/comoy_history03.htm]. ''This article was published in the June 2006 issue of The Pipe Collector. The official newsletter of the North American Society of Pipe Collectors [http://naspc.org (NASPC)], and is used here by permission. It's a great organization--consider joining''. [[Image:Comoy 1904.gif|right|thumb|250px|1904 Comoy's]][[Image:Comoy 1902.gif|left|thumb|250px|1902 Comoy's]]'''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'''. Claude 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 of experience. Henri set up a small factory in '''Seven Dials''' which is today known as '''Cambridge Circus'''. He was one of the prime movers in the establishment of the briar pipe trade in London and is credited with being the author of the appellation '''“London Made”'''. He was helped at first by some of his brothers and around 1891 was joined by his two nephews, Louis and Charles Chapuis. Louis took the name of his adoptive parents. By 1895 the business had outgrown the Seven Sisters site and a new factory was built in '''Newcastle Place''', '''Clerkenwell'''. By 1905 markets were being sought in America and the extra business required a new factory to be built in 1913 at 72 Rosebury Avenue. [[Image:Comoy extraordinaire.gif|left|thumb|250px|Comoy's Extraordinaire]] [[Image:Comoy straight grain.gif|right|thumb|250px|Comoy's Straight Grain]][[File:ComoyDeLuxeSG.jpg|thumb|250px|Circa 1920's - 1930's DE LUXE Straight Grain, courtesy Doug Valitchka]] In 1914 the partners, Henri Comoy and his nephews Louis and Charles, incorporated the business as H.Comoy & Co. Ltd. Before the 1914/18 war Henri was also joined by his sons, Adrien and Paul who were born after his nephews arrived in London. In 1921 Sam Zinberg was appointed Director of Sales for the USA and the '''House of Comoy''' was established. Henri Comoy died in 1924 at the age of 74 leaving the company in the hands of Louis and Charles. In 1929 the company was invited to join Cadogan Investments Ltd. This was known as “The Merger” which consisted of the Civic Company and Oppenheimer Pipes with their associated companies. This merger was formed in order to create co-operation between the various companies. In 1937 a new, model and splendidly-equipped factory was opened in Pentonville Road to accommodate additional staff of several hundred. The next generation had joined the firm by the time the Second World War broke out. Louis Chapuis Senior joined in 1938 and Pierre Comoy in 1947 after service in the Royal Armoured Corps. The Second World War was a difficult period for the company, because the whole of industry in Great Britain was turned over to the production of armaments and the war effort, consequently the manufacture of pipes ceased, except for a small workshop. After the war ended in 1945, it was an uphill struggle for all British companies to once again get established, and it was not until 1950, and the opening of a new purpose built factory in Aldershot, that production nearly met demand. [[Image:Comoy tradition.gif|left|thumb|250px|Comoy's Tradition]] [[Image:Comoy virgin.gif|right|thumb|250px|Comoy's Virgin Briar]] The main manufacturing companies in the merger known as Cadogan Investments Ltd were Civic, Comoy’s and Marechal Ruchon & Co Ltd, and in the early 1960’s manufacture came under one management, but the marketing departments continued working independently for a number of years. My 1965 catalogue makes the following statement “And now, we the Comoys of the fourth generation, together with those of the fifth, Pierre Comoy and Louis Chapuis, continue to follow the course set by our forefathers, who would be gratified to see our latest ultra modern plant in Aldershot Hampshire.” Comoy’s remained a family owned company until it was finally taken over by Cadogan Investments during the early 1980’s. Cadogan have continued to manufacture Comoy pipes to the present day and, under Michael Adler, the Comoy brand is their flagship and efforts are being made to once more re-instate the well known quality of the brand. The collector of Comoy pipes is really only interested in those pipes made before Comoy was finally taken over by Cadogan in the early 1980’s and I have therefore concentrated on that period. I have also, for the purpose of this article only briefly mentioned some of the other brands made by Comoy’s such as Cecil, Every Man, Town Hall, Guildhall etc, where they can contribute some evidence to help in dating. <gallery widths=250 heights=185 caption="1907 Example and detail, courtesy Racine & Laramie Tobacconist"> File:Comoy1.jpeg File:Comoy2.jpeg File:Comoy-1907-3.jpeg </gallery> The basis for this article is an excerpt from [[A History Of Comoy's and A Guide Toward Dating the Pipes]] written by '''Derek Green ''', published in the June 2006 issue of The Pipe Collector. The official newsletter of the North American Society of Pipe Collectors [http://naspc.org (NASPC)], and is used here by permission. It's a great organization--consider joining. In addition to seeing the complete article [[A History Of Comoy's and A Guide Toward Dating the Pipes]] here on Pipedia, more detailed information on Names, Grades, etc., as well as photo examples can be found at Derek Green's [http://www.derek-green.com/comoy_history03.htm Website]. Greg Pease has a nice collection of Comoys, some excellent examples and photos of which can be seen on his [http://glpease.com/Pipes/Collection/comoy.html website]. [[File:2283-001.jpg|thumb|left|COMOY’S LONDON MADE 235 ''Courtesy of [http://blaik-pipes.ru/ Blaik-Pipes]'']] [[File:COMOY'S 61XL.png|thumb|right|COMOY’S EXTRAORDINAIRE 61 XL ''Courtesy of [http://blaik-pipes.ru/ Blaik-Pipes]'']] [[File:287.png|thumb|left|COMOY’S EXTRAORDINAIRE 805 1920 ''Courtesy of [http://blaik-pipes.ru/ Blaik-Pipes]'']] [[File:286-1.png|thumb|right|COMOY’S OLD BRUYERE 1919 ''Courtesy of [http://blaik-pipes.ru/ Blaik-Pipes]'']] [[File:Comoy's Old Bruyere.png|thumb|left|COMOY’S OLD BRUYERE A.MARTIN FRIBOURG 47 ''Courtesy of [http://blaik-pipes.ru/ Blaik-Pipes]'']] <center><gallery widths=300 Heights=400 Caption="Catalog excerpts, shape charts, and adds, courtesy Doug Valitchka"> File:Comoy-1909-Catalog.jpg|1909 Catalog File:Comoy1922.jpg|1922 Catalog File:Comoy-grandslam-ad1.jpg File:Comoy's Sunrise.jpg File:Comoy's.jpg File:Comoys Grand-Slam.jpg File:Grand Slam Patent.jpg|Grand Slam Patent File:COMOYS GRAND SLAM PATENT.jpg|Grand Slam Patent File:Pipe-Comoy's Old Bruyere.jpg|Old Bruyere File:Comoy's Blue Riband.jpg|Blue Riband File:Grand Slam Sandblast.jpg|Grand Slam File:Comoy-Specialty.jpg|Speciality Pipes File:Comoy's Early.jpg|Early Catolog Page File:Comoys Supreme Patent.jpg|1935 Supreme Patent File:Shape Chart 1975 1.jpg File:Shape Chart 1975 2.jpg File:Shape Chart 1975 3.jpg </gallery></center> [[File:Comoy's Prima 1920.jpg|thumb|400px|A beautiful Circa 1920 Prima, courtesy Doug Valitchka]]<center><gallery widths=200px caption="Examples, details, and nomenclature, courtesy Doug Valitchka"> File:BlueRiband BlueColored C01.jpg|Blue Riband File:BlueRiband BlueColored C03.jpg|Blue Riband Nomenclature File:BlueRiband BlueColored C04.jpg|Blue Riband Nomenclature File:BlueRiband ReinforcedShank.jpg|Blue Riband Detail File:BlueRiband01.jpg|Blue Riband File:BlueRiband07.jpg|Blue Riband Nomenclature File:ComoyDeLuxe01.jpg|Deluxe File:ComoyDeLuxe07.jpg|Deluxe Nomenclature File:ComoyDeLuxegold01.jpg|Deluxe Gold File:ComoyDeLuxeGold07.jpg|Deluxe Gold Detail File:ComoyDeLuxeGold10.jpg|Deluxe Gold Detail File:ComoyExtra01.jpg|Extraordinaire File:ComoyExtra07.jpg|Extraordinaire Nomenclature File:ComoyLondonPride01.jpg|London Pride and original box File:ComoyLondonPride09.jpg|London Pride Nomenclature File:ComoyMark2 01.jpg|Mark 2 File:ComoyMark2 12.jpg|Mark 2 stinger File:ComoyMark2 13.jpg|Mark 2 Detail File:ComoyMonogram01.jpg|Monogram File:ComoyMonogram07.jpg|Monogram Nomenclature File:ComoyGrandSlamPatent01.jpg|Grand Slam Patent File:ComoyGrandSlamPatent12.jpg|Grand Slam Patent Detail File:ComoyNewGrandSlam01.jpg|New Grand Slam File:ComoyNewGrandSlam07.jpg|New Grand Slam Nomenclature File:ComoyOldBruyere01.jpg|Old Bruyere File:ComoyOldBruyere07.jpg|Old Bruyere Nomenclature File:ComoyOldBruyereRare Marking.jpg|Old Bruyere Rare Marking File:ComoyPebbleGr01.jpg|Pebble Grain File:ComoyPebbleGr07.jpg|Pebble Grain Nomenclature File:ComoyRockroot01.jpg|Rockroot File:ComoyRockroot07.jpg|Rockroot Nomenclature File:ComoySandblast01.jpg|Sandblast File:ComoySandblast07.jpg|Sandblast Nomenclature File:ComoysDesigner01.jpg|Designer File:ComoysDesigner09.jpg|Designer Nomenclature File:ComoySilverCloud01.jpg|Silver Cloud File:ComoySilverCloud07.jpg|Silver Cloud Nomenclature File:ComoyTigerEye02.jpg|Tigers Eye File:ComoyTigerEye07.jpg|Tigers Eye Nomenclature File:Tradition01.jpg|Tradition File:Tradition07.jpg|Tradition Nomenclature File:ComoysTraditionEarly01.jpg|Early Tradition File:ComoysTraditionEarly07.jpg|Early Tradition Nomenclature File:ComoyVanguard01.jpg|Vanguard File:ComoyVanguard09.jpg|Vanguard Nomenclature </gallery></center> [[Image:Comoy804.jpg|thumb|center|400px|1930's Comoy's 804 Extraordinaire shown with a 1965 Group 4 sized Dunhill 120 (which is the equivalent of a Group 5 size today) for size comparison - Courtesy of Mike Ahmadi]] == Seconds made by Comoy's == Ace of spades, Ancestor, Astor, Ayres, Britannia, Carlyle, Charles Cross, Claridge, Cromwell, Dorchester, Dunbar, Drury Lane, Emerson, Everyman, Festival of Britain, Golden Arrow, Grand Master, Gresham, Guildhall, Kingsway, Lion's Head, Lord Clive, Lumberman, Hyde Park, Lloyds, Mc Gahey, Moorgate, Newcastle, Oxford, O'Gorman, Royal Falcon, Royal Guard, Royal Lane, Scotland Yard, St James, Sunrise, Super Sports, Sussex, The Academy Award, The Golden Arrow, The Mansion House, The Exmoor Pipe, Throgmorton, Tinder Box Royal Coachman, Townhall, Trident, Westminster, Wilshire <center><gallery widths=200px caption="Second examples, details, and nomenclature, courtesy Doug Valitchka"> File:GoldenArrow.jpg|Golden Arrow box and sock File:Guildhall02.jpg|Guildhall and original box File:Guildhall07.jpg|Guildhall Nomenclature File:Guildhall11.jpg|Guildhall details File:Lumberman01.jpg|Lumberman File:Lumberman09.jpg|Lumberman Nomenclature File:Lumberman10.jpg|Lumberman Nomenclature File:RoyalFalcon01.jpg|Royal Falcon File:RoyalFalcon07.jpg|Royal Falcon Nomenclature File:RoyalFalconBent01.jpg|Royal Falcon File:RoyalFalconBent07.jpg|Royal Falcon Nomenclature File:RoyalFalconBent08.jpg|Royal Falcon Nomenclature File:RoyalL01.jpg|Royal Lane File:RoyalL07.jpg|Royal Lane Nomenclature File:RoyalL08.jpg|Royal Lane Detail File:Kingsway01.jpg|Kingsway File:Kingsway07.jpg|Kingsway Nomenclature File:Kingsway10.jpg|Kingsway Stem Insignia File:Astor01.jpg|Astor File:Astor07.jpg|Astor Stem Insignia and Nomenclature File:Astor08.jpg|Astor, with typical Comoy's "MADE IN LONDON ENGLAND" nomenclature </gallery></center> == Links == <p>[http://pipedia.org/index.php?title=Comoy%27s_Dating_Guide Comoy's Dating Guide]</p> <p>[http://pipedia.org/index.php?title=Comoy%27s_Shape_Number_Chart Comoy's Shape Number Chart]</p> [[Category: Pipe makers by nationality]] [[Category: Great Britain]] [[Category:Comoy's]]
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