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|'''[[John Chapman]]'''||Need Information | |'''[[John Chapman]]'''||Need Information | ||
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|'''Chesterfield'''||'''[[ | |'''Chesterfield'''||'''[[Kaufmann Bros. & Bondy]]''' (KB&B); patented 1905. | ||
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|'''[[Chheda Pipes]]'''||Premal Chheda & Bill '''[[Shalosky]]''', [http://www.smokershaven.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWCATS&Category=640 Smoker’s Haven]; Columbus, OH | |'''[[Chheda Pipes]]'''||Premal Chheda & Bill '''[[Shalosky]]''', [http://www.smokershaven.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWCATS&Category=640 Smoker’s Haven]; Columbus, OH | ||
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|'''[[Connoisseur]]'''||Connoisseur Pipe Shop; New York City. See also Edward [[Burak]]. | |'''[[Connoisseur]]'''||Connoisseur Pipe Shop; New York City. See also Edward [[Burak]]. | ||
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|'''[[Consolidated Pipe Factory]]'''||CPF (New York, NY) - a subsidiary of '''[[ | |'''[[Consolidated Pipe Factory]]'''||CPF (New York, NY) - a subsidiary of '''[[Kaufmann Bros. & Bondy]]''' (KB&B) | ||
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|'''[[Comer’s]]'''||USA | |'''[[Comer’s]]'''||USA | ||
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|'''[[Crosby]]'''||John M. Crosby; Lafayette, IN | |'''[[Crosby]]'''||John M. Crosby; Lafayette, IN | ||
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|'''Crosby'''||Made by [[Savinelli]] and [[Rossi]] factories to Bing Crosby's own design:extra long shank with small perforations. Discontinued. [[ | |'''Crosby'''||Made by [[Savinelli]] and [[Rossi]] factories to Bing Crosby's own design:extra long shank with small perforations. Discontinued. [[Kaufmann Bros. & Bondy]] also made "Crosby" pipes. See also [[Crosby|John Crosby]], an U.S. pipemaker. | ||
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|'''Crown'''||Royalton Crown, see '''[[Henry Leonard & Thomas Inc.]]''' | |'''Crown'''||Royalton Crown, see '''[[Henry Leonard & Thomas Inc.]]''' | ||
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|'''[[Di Franco]]'''||Charles Di Franco; Trenton, NJ | |'''[[Di Franco]]'''||Charles Di Franco; Trenton, NJ | ||
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|'''Dinwoodie'''||'''[[ | |'''Dinwoodie'''||'''[[Kaufmann Bros. & Bondy]]''' (KB&B). Introduced November 1919, discontinued till 1924 | ||
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|'''[[Dodge]]'''||Robert Dodge, hobbyist pipe maker; Minnesota | |'''[[Dodge]]'''||Robert Dodge, hobbyist pipe maker; Minnesota | ||
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|'''[[Dr. Shotton's]]'''||Need Information | |'''[[Dr. Shotton's]]'''||Need Information | ||
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|'''Drinkless'''||Brands of [[ | |'''Drinkless'''||Brands of [[Kaufmann Bros. & Bondy]], [[Kaywoodie]], and [[Reiss-Premier Co.]] | ||
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|'''DRS'''||Supposed to be Danish, D.R. [[Schmelzer]] is obviously an American carver. | As it seems, with a fondness for Fan shapes | |'''DRS'''||Supposed to be Danish, D.R. [[Schmelzer]] is obviously an American carver. | As it seems, with a fondness for Fan shapes | ||