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	[[Image:Bbk1a.jpg\|left\|thumb\|BBK logo - Courtesy and © [http://www.pipephil.eu/ Pipephil]!~~]][[Image:Unbenannt.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Brunner-pipe factories AG, Company Catalog, Courtesy Guido Brunner, Josef's Grandson~~ ]]		[[Image:Bbk1a.jpg\|left\|thumb\|BBK logo - Courtesy and © [http://www.pipephil.eu/ Pipephil]!]]
	'''Josef Brunner''', oldest son of the farmer Konstantin Brunner from the hamlet Nieder-Huggerwald, belonging to the community of Kleinlützel (Canton Solothurn), was sent in 1871 to a pipe turner in Winkel / Alsace for his apprenticeship. As was usual at that time, Brunner wandered as a journeyman after ending the apprenticeship. Eventually, he went to Saint-Claude, which was then the world's stronghold of briar pipe manufacturing. There, Brunner was able to increase and deepen his knowledge in the field of industrial pipe making.		'''Josef Brunner''', oldest son of the farmer Konstantin Brunner from the hamlet Nieder-Huggerwald, belonging to the community of Kleinlützel (Canton Solothurn), was sent in 1871 to a pipe turner in Winkel / Alsace for his apprenticeship. As was usual at that time, Brunner wandered as a journeyman after ending the apprenticeship. Eventually, he went to Saint-Claude, which was then the world's stronghold of briar pipe manufacturing. There, Brunner was able to increase and deepen his knowledge in the field of industrial pipe making.