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G & W |
G & W Pipe Co.; ?, TX
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Gabrieli Pipes |
Dan Chlebove; Bethlehem, PA.
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Galehouse |
Joseph Galehouse; Wooster, OH
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Gardner |
Russ Gardner; Las Vegas, NV
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Garfinkel |
Washington, D.C.
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Garlinghouse |
Frederick Garlinghouse (†); Carthage, TN. See Frederick G Pipes.
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Garrison |
Brand produced by Whitehall
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Gatlinburlier |
Brand of Tobacconist, The Gatlin-Burlier: Gatlinburg, TN
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Gebbie |
Robert Gebbie; Vancouver, WA. See R.G. Freehand Pipes.
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Genna |
Frank Genna; Woodbridge, NJ.
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Georgetown |
Brand of Georgetown Tobacco; Washington, DC
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Georgopulo |
G. A. Georgopulo; New York City.
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Gerholt Industries |
Engineer; Romero, MI
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Germaine |
Donald Kayne; Huntington, NY
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Gerrard |
Gerrard Three-Way Pipe, made by E.E. Lushbaugh, Hagertown, MD
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Geyer |
Harry Geyer, carver from the East Coast
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GHK |
Gilbert Henry Krisor or perhaps Krisor
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Giardina |
Joe Giardina; Edwardsville, IL
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Gibson |
Ralph T. Gibson (RTG); Newalla, OK. See Okie Pipes
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Gilliam |
James Gilliam, an American pipe maker living in Germany
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Gillmore |
Albuquerque, NM. Don Gillmore pipe maker, See Don Warren Pipes
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Giotto |
brand by Tom Rakowski, known mostly for his tampers
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GJS |
Jerry Stachowiak; Buffalo, NY.
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Glamp |
Andrew Glamp
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Gloman Pipes |
Italian made. "Gloman Pipes are a good value for the price. Gloman pipes are known for their thick bowl walls and the "amber" ring between the stem and shank. Good everyday pipe."
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Glyn |
Ca. 1970's.
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GM Pipes |
Gregg M. Bloom; Reseda, CA.
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Goff |
Larry D. Goff (LDG)
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Gold |
Albert Gold (Lassen Pipe Shop); Wichita, KS.
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Gold Coast |
Sub-brand of Pipes by Lee
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Golden Bull |
??? ITALY, Need information, see also Racine & Laramie
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Gordon Bilchik Pipes |
Mark Greene; Boise, ID. See Gordon Bilchik Custom Pipes.
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Gracik |
Jeffrey Allen Gracik; Princeton, NJ. See J. Alan Pipes.
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Gran Hill |
Made by Michael V. Kabik. Other spellings: Granhill, Gran-Hill. Some are also known as "Made in Denmark".
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Gran Hill |
Lopes states it is also the brand of a Fargo Tobacconist, Lonnie Fay, who made freehands bearing this stamp in the 1970s
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Grabow, Dr. |
see Dr. Grabow, M. Linkman & Co.; Chicago, IL
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Gray Mountain Pipes |
Mark Gradberg; Kankakee, IL.
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GRC Pipes |
GRC = Grace Rachel Christian. Pipemaker: Darius Eruch Dah (husband). Northampton, MA
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Greenwich House |
Antique, Aged Algerian
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Gregorio Briarfection |
Joseph M. Gregorio († 1985); Bronx, NY
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Guild Pipes |
John Fordham; Melbourne, Fl.
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Gustav Fischer |
Meerschaum artist; Born in Austria, he lived and worked in New York
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H&B |
Hirschl & Bendheim; Late 19th / early 20th century brand
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HBS Pipes |
Burgess Shucker, Upstate, South Carolina. Handmade Cherry, Maple and briar pipes. See HBS Pipeworks.
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H158 Value Pipes |
Italian made? "Made from nice briar and come with an even nicer price. Terrific value for the buck."
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Hacker, Richard |
Richard Hacker, author and collector, also designed pipes for some makers
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Hackert |
Jake Hackert; Lancaster, PA.
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Hahn |
Rick Hahn; ?, CA.
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Hale |
Rocky Hale; Mesa, AZ.
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Hamburg |
Jack Hamburg Jr.; Joliet, IL. See Jack's Handmade Pipes.
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Hamric |
Zack Hamric; Sarasota FL
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Hamilton |
Anglo American brand made by Comoy's, and Kaufmann Bros. & Bondy (according to Who Made That Pipe)
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Hamilton Lumber |
Made by L&H Stern (according to Who Made That Pipe)
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Hamilton Pipe |
Made by Max Bressler (c.1940) (according to Who Made That Pipe)
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Hampton |
Wade Hampton; Phoenix, AZ
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Harrington Park |
North American brand sold by Hudson Universal Pipe Co.
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Harmon |
Steve Harmon (†); Henderson, NC
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Hartstock |
Heyzer Hartstock, important pipemaker of Custom-Bilt.
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Hasty, Alexander |
Alexander Pipes; Kansas City, KS
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Haugan |
Rick Haugan. New carver?!
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Hawk |
Tommy Hawk. See Chadwick.
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Hayes |
John B. Hayes; Fairfax, VA. Shop pipes, various makers.
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Hayes |
Robert E. Hayes; Southport, NC
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Haywood |
Irving Haywood; ?, MD
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Heatherby |
Kaufmann Bros. & Bondy; New York City.
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Hedelson |
Glen Hedelson
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Heidemann |
Gary Heidemann; Waterloo (Milwaukee), WI
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C. P. Heininger & Company |
Charles Heininger; San Francisco, CA
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Heisenberg Pipes |
Made by Jim Brown; Mooresville, North Carolina
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Henry Leonard & Thomas Inc. |
HLT; Greensboro, NC
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Henry |
Don Henry; Springfield, OH
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Herbert |
Bob Herbert; Newark, NJ
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Herbaugh Pipes |
Abe Herbaugh; Augusta, WV
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Hercules |
brand by various companies
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Heritage Pipes Inc. |
Subsidiary ofS.M. Frank; Peekskill, NY.
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Heron De-Luxe |
William E. Heron; Detroit, MI
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Herskovitz |
Sandor Herskovitz; Flushing, NY
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Herzig |
Max Herzig, worked for Marxman
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Hessian Guard |
William Demuth Company (WDC); New York City.
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Hesson |
William Demuth Company (WDC); New York City.
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Hesson Guard Milano |
William Demuth Company (WDC); New York City.
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Hew Len Pipes |
Jaden Hew Len; Wai'anae, HI
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Hialeah |
... "Algerian Briar"
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Highlander |
Brand of Altamira Company
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Hilex |
Brand of Hudson Universal Pipe Co.
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Hildebrand |
Paul Hildebrand; Phoenix, AZ
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Hinkle |
Joe Hinkle; Indianapolis, IN
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Hirsch, Rudolph |
Rudolph Hirsch, first president of Kaywoodie
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Hirshan |
Adam Hirshan; Intervale, NJ. See Bartlett Pipe Co. and Freedom Smoking Pipe.
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His Nibs |
Sub brand of Custom-Bilt
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H. Jones Easyloader |
Made by Parker for Tinderbox 1970-1980
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Hoffman |
E. Hoffman
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Holcomb |
Mack Holcomb; Hialeah, FL
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Hollman Pipe Company |
Maker of Bowl Dry pipe, need informaion
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Hollycourt |
M. Linkman & Co. (MLC); Chicago, IL
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Hollyday Pipes Ltd. |
Charles Hollyday
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Hollywood Briar |
David Hopper; Southeast Missouri.
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Holy Smoke |
Rev. Raymond L. Rosa
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Holey Smoke |
popular grand made by Tracy Mincer Pipe Co.
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Honeybrook |
National Briar Pipe Co.; Jersey City, NJ.
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Honeymaster |
Inexpensive brand of Mastercraft, possibly made in Italy
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House of Robertson |
Thayne Robertson (1940-1999); Idaho
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Howard |
Tom Howard
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Howell |
Jack Howell; Pittsburgh, PA
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Hoyt |
Robert R. Hoyt; St. Petersburg, FL
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Hoyt |
Tom Hoyt; Tucson, AZ
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Huber, David |
Durham, NC ; See DSH Pipes
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Hudson Universal Pipe Co. |
???
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HUGUNIN'S LOS ANGELES |
Harry L. Hugunin, Manager of W.F. Ball "The Big Pipe Store"; Los Angeles, CA
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Huhn |
Kurt Huhn; Warwick, RI
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Hyaac |
Abraham Hyaac; Poland, OH
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Hybrid Elephant |
Crudely made Churchwarden pipes in briar and exotic woods[1]
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Hynick |
Tim Hynick; Boston, MA
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