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File:LondonaireRhod08.jpg|Londonaire Rhodesian Nomenclature
File:LondonaireRhod08.jpg|Londonaire Rhodesian Nomenclature
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File:LondonaireShapeChar.jpg|Londonaire Shape Chart on the back of a display rack
File:LondonaireDisplayRack.jpg|Front of the display rack, loaded with cobs likely not original to the rack, as it indicates Selected Imported Briar. The price of $3.50 would indicate this is a much earlier Londonaire than those imported by Cristiano.
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[[Category: Pipe makers by nationality]][[Category: United States]]
[[Category: Pipe makers by nationality]][[Category: United States]]

Revision as of 15:50, 4 March 2017

The Calabresi line of pipes were produced by Thomas Cristiano in Tampa, Florida. A sub-brand of Calabresi was Londonaire. The pipes were stamped "Calabresi" and generally bore a letter C on the stem. The Londonaire pipes were apparently made in both England and Italy, stamped Londonaire, and had an anchor on the stem.