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<gallery widths=450px heights=700px caption="Perhaps there is more than one Londonaire?"> | <gallery widths=450px heights=700px caption="Perhaps there is more than one Londonaire? This display rack would appear to be for an earlier production of the brand:"> | ||
File:LondonaireShapeChar.jpg|Londonaire Shape Chart on the back of a display rack | 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. | 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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To further add to the confusion, there is also a pipe called the '''[[HOS Londonier]]''' | To further add to the confusion, there is also a pipe called the '''[[HOS Londonier]]''' | ||
[[Category: Pipe makers by nationality]][[Category: United States]] | [[Category: Pipe makers by nationality]][[Category: United States]][[Category:Great Britain]][[Category:Italy]][[Category:Need Information]] |
Revision as of 18:06, 20 December 2018
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.
To further add to the confusion, there is also a pipe called the HOS Londonier