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Revision as of 16:47, 19 June 2016
This is an ongoing effort to adapt information from the Collector's Guide to Kaywoodie Pipes into Pipedia articles. The Guide was first compiled by Chris Keene for his pipe pages at ChrisKeene.com. Chris used source material from Robert W. Stokes, Ph.D and additional support materials from Bill Feuerbach III, of the S.M. Frank Co.. Many thanks to these dedicated pipemen for their work in compiling this material.
by Robert W. Stokes, Ph.D
Introduction
Pipesmokers who were born before 1950 have probably, at one time or another, smoked a Kaywoodie Pipe. As recently as the early 1970's, many local drugstores had extensive Kaywoodie Pipe displays. These later Kaywoodies, however, were generally lacquered "hand-burners" that probably did more to discourage pipesmoking than any recent anti-smoking campaigns. Unfortunately, it is this image of later Kaywoodies that is most prevalent with the majority of pipesmokers/collectors today. Contrary to this perception of all Kaywoodies as "drugstore pipes", many of the early Kaywoodie Pipes were quality briars that were available in an extensive range of shapes.
In recent years, many collectors have "re-discovered" Kaywoodie Pipes. Ads for Kaywoodies, and/or requests for information concerning these pipes, have appeared in pipesmoking and related journals with increasing frequency in recent years. Readily available and reliable information on Kaywoodie Pipes, however, is virtually non-existent. It is unfortunate that with the increasing popularity of pipe collecting in this country, U.S. pipe smoking history has largely been ignored. In its heyday, Kaywoodie Pipes was the world's largest consumer of briar and, contrary to popular belief, produced some extremely high quality smoking pipes, many incorporating innovative design features.
This monograph is an initial attempt at documenting the Kaywoodie story. This should be viewed as an "initial attempt" in that it is based on information extracted from only a few catalogs and correspondence with a limited number of Kaywoodie collectors. The catalogs reviewed in this research span the period from 1936 to 1969 in roughly ten-year increments. Because of the gaps in catalogs, it is highly likely that there are many "holes" in the information presented here. The information available on pre-1936 Kaywoodies, for example, is particularly vague and is largely speculative in nature. It is hoped that this initial attempt will provide a useful point of departure for future, more exhaustive research on this important, interesting, but neglected era in American pipesmoking history.
A BRIEF HISTORY OF KAYWOODIE PIPES
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According to Hacker (1), the firm of Kaufmann Brothers and Bondy (KB&B) began producing the Kaywoodie (2) Pipe in 1915. Hacker notes that:
- "The company was originally started in 1851 in New York by two brothers named Kaufman[n], who sold meerschaums and clays that a third :brother sent them from Vienna. Business thrived and in 1854 the Kaufman[n]s took in a partner named Bondy. ... The three partners retired :in 1898, but their relatives continued on with the firm, which had begun to manufacture their own briar pipes under the KB&B trademark. :In 1915 the Kaywoodie brand was created as a marketing umbrella for a new briar pipe which the KB&B company introduced. ..."'
The "marketing umbrella" mentioned by Hacker included lower grade Kaywoodies that were later marketed under the "Yello-Bole" name. (According to a 1948 Yello-Bole catalog, "Yello-Boles have been on the market since 1933. About 25 millions of these pipes have been sold"). Hacker concludes his history of Kaywoodie Pipes by noting that:
- "The KB&B briar pipe brand existed from 1900 until just after World War I (with some overlapping with the Kaywoodie from 1915 -- 1917), :and collectors refer to the KB&B as a Kaywoodie transition pipe. During the early years of the 20th century a number of filter systems :were designed by the KB&B firm and incorporated into their Kaywoodie Pipes under the names of Synchro-Stem and Kaywoodie Drinkless3 :filters. During the late 1920's and throughout the 30's the Kaywoodie became a highly respected pipe in spite of its filter system (which :was popular among many smokers of the era) primarily due to the fine quality of the straight grain and the flame grain models. :Unfortunately, the hard-to-get-briar years of World War II marked the decline of the Kaywoodie Pipe, a plummet from which it has never :recovered as far as collectors are concerned...."
The pre-Kaywoodie KB&B pipes were marked on the shank with a cloverleaf around KB&B. Some early Kaywoodies had this same marking on the shank, but the practice was dropped sometime prior to 1936. Yello-Boles also had KBB in the leaf on the shanks, but did not have the ampersand found on Kaywoodies.
Early (pre-1936) Kaywoodies had an "elongated" white cloverleaf on the bit, a large fitment, and four-digit shape numbers. The 1936 catalog shows a larger, "fuller" leaf, but lists two-digit shape numbers. Sometime between 1936 and 1947, the better pipes were marked on the bits with a black cloverleaf in a white circle. The white cloverleaf continued on the lesser pipes. However, this was not a consistent convention, as pipes of the same grade could have either type of leaf.
The S.M. Frank Co. now owns the Kaywoodie name, but no longer makes pipes. However, Italian made "drugstore" grade Kaywoodies are still being marketed in this country. These Italian-made Kaywoodies have a "whiteoutline" cloverleaf logo.
Pipedia Editor's Note: Thankfully, Kaywoodies are again being made in the U.S. [1]
ANNOTATED CHRONOLOGY OF KAYWOODIE PIPES (1936-1969)
Throughout much of the 1940's, 50's and 60's, the Kaywoodie family of pipes consisted of 11 basic grades of briar pipes; though new grades were frequently added to the line and some older grades were discontinued or downgraded. These 11 basic grades of pipes, listed in ascending order of quality, were:
- Drinkless
- Hand-made Super Grain
- Super Grain
- Relief Grain
- Flame Grain
- Silhouette
- Oversize Kaywoodies
- Meerschaum Inlaid Kaywoodies
- Connoisseur
- Ninety-fiver
- Centennial
This Chapter presents a description of the grades that appeared in the Kaywoodie line of pipes for the period from 1936 through 1969. The information comes from Kaywoodie catalogs from 1936, 1947, 1955, and 1968-69. Four "undated" catalogs were also consulted as an aid in establishing the hierarchy of pipes in the frequently changing Kaywoodie line-up. Based on a comparison of prices in the 1955 and 1968-69 catalogs, these four undated catalogs appear to span the period from "after 1955" to "before 1968".
- The Kaywoodie familty of pipes, 1947
Courtesy ChrisKeene.com
Courtesy ChrisKeene.com
THE 1936 KAYWOODIE LINE OF PIPES
The 1936 Kaywoodie catalog lists only four grades of pipes (Table 1). These four grades, however, were available in 140 shapes (see Appendix). These 140 shapes included many that differed only in size (small, medium, large). For example, the "In-Between", "Colt" and "Freshman" shapes listed in the Appendix were merely smaller versions of the standard shapes, and the "E-Z-Set" shapes were "flat-bottom" versions of the standard shapes.
Kaywoodie Pipe Grades and Prices (1936)
- Straight Grain: $10.00
- Super Grain: $5.00
- Carburetor: $4.00
- Drinkless: $4.00
As shown in Table 1, the Straight-Grain pipe was Kaywoodies' top-of-the-line, selling for $10.00 in 1936. The Straight Grain pipe did not appear again in the catalogs reviewed in this research until 1968-69 (see Section 3.4).
The 1936 catalog shows 3 Super Grain models, selling for $5.00 each. One model is introduced as the "New Banded" Super Grain. The banded Super Grain had the white Kaywoodie cloverleaf logo in the bit and a wide metal band. The non-banded ("original") Super Grain had the white Kaywoodie cloverleaf logo in the shank of the pipe and was offered in two finishes, virgin and miami (slightly darker than virgin). Due to the gap in catalogs used in this research, it is not known precisely when the practice of putting the cloverleaf in the shank of the Super Grains was discontinued (the 1947 catalog shows the cloverleaf on the bit). The Super Grain was later downgraded and many new grades appeared above it (see subsequent sections of this Chapter). The early (original) Super Grains are particularly interesting not only because they were high quality briars, but because they were the only Kaywoodies (in the author's knowledge) to have the logo inlaid in the shank of the pipe.
The 1936 catalog "Introduces an entirely new principle in pipe-smoking, the new Kaywoodie Carburetor". The carburetor device was basically a hole in the bottom of the bowl that was intended to control the mixture of smoke and air (drawn in through the bottom of the bowl), thereby affording a cooler smoke. With the exception of the 1947 catalog, the Carburetor appears in all the catalogs reviewed in this research4. The Carburetor was available in smooth or relief (sandblast) finishes.
The workingman's pipe in the 1936 catalog was the Drinkless Kaywoodie. The Drinkless Kaywoodie sold for $3.50 and came in the following four finishes: 1) Thorn (sandblast); 2) Walnut ("rich, warm brown that blends perfectly with brown suits, tweeds and brown hats"); 3) Suntan ("light summer-pipe color to go with light-color fabrics"); and 4) Dark ("rich cherry red").
THE 1947 KAYWOODIE LINE OF PIPES
The 1947 Kaywoodie catalog shows 12 grades of briar pipes and introduces the Kaywoodie Block Meerschaum (Table 2). The briar pipes were available in 69 shapes (See Appendix). In addition to these individual pipes, the 1947 catalog shows two- and seven-pipe matched grain sets(5).
The Block Meerschaums were available in straight or bent shapes and came in leather-covered cases. The Kaywoodie Block Meerschaums in the 1947 catalog were smooth pipes priced from $17.50 to $50.00, depending on size.
The Ninety-Fiver and Centennial pipes were apparently "anniversary pipes" offered to commemorate the firm's 95th and 100th anniversaries, respectively(6). The Ninety-Fiver and Centennial pipes both had wide metal bands and came in cases lined with velvet and satin. Both are highly-prized by collectors.
The Oversize Kaywoodies were, as the name implies, "Giants". Lowndes notes that these pipes were stamped simply, "Hand-Made". The pipes were all roughly "bulldog-ish" in appearance and were available in the following styles and grades(7):
- Hand-carved "Colossus" ($10)
- Walnut finish, banded "Hercules" ($20)
- Hand-carved "John Henry" ($10)
- Virgin finish, specimen grain "Paul Bunyan"
- ($25)Virgin finish, banded specimen grain "Goliath"
- ($25)Walnut finish "Atlas"
- ($20)Hand-carved, Meerschaum-Inlaid "Samson" ($15)
The Meerschaum-Inlaid (typically flame grain grade with Turkish meerschaum inlaid bowl), Silhouette (black sandblast finish with wide band) and Flame Grain pipes were all comparable in quality. The Relief Grain, Super Grain, Hand-Made Super Grain, and Drinkless pipes rounded-out the 1947 Kaywoodie line of pipes.
1947 Kaywoodie Pipe Grades and Prices (1947)
- Connoisseur: $15.00
- Meerschaum Inlaid: $12.50
- Silhouette: $10.00
- Flame Grain: $10.00
- Relief Grain: $7.50
- Handmade (carved) Super Grain: $5.00
- Supergrain: $5.00
- Drinkless: $3.50
- Two-Pipe Matched Grain Setb: $25.00
- Seven-Pipe Matched Grain Setc: $125.00
THE 1955 KAYWOODIE LINE OF PIPES
A Partial Chronology of Kaywoodie Grades, Shapes and Prices (1936 - 1969)
1936 Kaywoodie Shape Numbers and Descriptions
Shape Number and Description
- 01 --Yacht (oval stem)
- 01B - London Oval (very small)
- 02 -- Poker
- 02B -Small London Oval
- 03 -- Triangle Setter Apple
- 03B - Small London Oval
- 04 -- Large Saddle Billiard
- 04B - Medium London Oval
- 05 -- Medium Billiard
- 05B - London Oval (Long Stem)
- 06 -- Slim Dublin
- 06B - Heavy London Oval
- 07 -- Large Billiard
- 07B - Trumpet
- 08 -- Medium Dublin
- 08B - Slim Pear
- 09B - Medium Pear
- 10 -- Curved Medium Billiard
- 10B - Slim Paneled Pear
- 11 -- Extra Large Billiard
- 11B - Medium Oom Paul
- 12B - Saddle Bulldog
- 13 -- Large Dublin
- 13B - Author *51 -- Large Billiard
- 14 -- Curved Large Billiard
- 14B - Calabash
- 16B - E-Z Set Pear
- 17 -- Long Dublin
- 17B - E-Z Set Dublin
- 18 -- Curved Heavy Billiard
- 18B - E-Z Set Bent
- 19B - E-Z Set Billiard
- 20B - E-Z Set Apple
- 21B - E-Z Set Prince of Wales
- 22 -- Medium Billiard
- 22B - Yacht "In-Between"
- 23B - Billiard "In-Between"
- 24 -- Small Dublin
- 24B - Dublin "In-Between"
- 24L - Small Dublin (Long Bit)
- 25B - Pear "In-Between"
- 26 -- Triangle Setter Billiard
- 26B - Apple "In-Between"
- 27 -- Jr. Slim Billiard
- 27B - Bent "In-Between"
- 28 -- Slim Octagon Dublin
- 28B - President Colt
- 29 -- Slim Billiard
- 29B - 4-Panel Colt
- 30 -- Russell Square
- 30B - Belgian Colt
- 31 -- Medium Octagon Dublin
- 31B - Dublin Freshman
- 32 -- Medium Octagon Billiard
- 32B - 6-Panel Colt
- 33 -- Large Apple
- 33B - Apple Colt
- 33K - Large Kohinoor
- 34 -- Medium Octagon Apple
- 34B - Yacht Colt
- 35 -- Yacht "In-Between"
- 35B - Billiard Colt
- 35L - Yacht "In-Between"(Long Bit)
- 36B - Dublin Colt
- 37 -- Small Billiard
- 37B - Belgian Freshman
- 37L - Small Billiard (Long Bit)
- 38 -- Breakfast Octagon
- 38B - Apple Freshman
- 39 -- Dad
- 39B - Dublin Freshman
- 40 -- Medium Saddle Billiard
- 40B - Billiard Freshman
- 41 -- Large Belgian
- 41B - Bulldog Freshman
- 42 -- Medium Apple
- 42B - Yacht Freshman
- 42K - Medium Kohinoor
- 43 -- Medium Dublin (Oval Shank)
- 44 -- Dublin "In-Between"
- 44B - Billiard Colt
- 45 -- Octagon Square Setter
- 45B - 6-Panel Colt
- 46 -- Rounded Square
- 46B - Belgian Colt
- 47 -- Medium Apple Panel
- 47B - Dublin Colt
- 48 -- Large Billiard Oom Paul
- 48B "Paddy" Colt
- 49 -- Large Unger Oom Paul
- 49B - "Mac" Colt
- 50 -- Chub Apple
- 50B - Bulldog (Round Shank)
- 51B - Windshield
- 52B - Belgian
- 52L - Gravity "In-Between"(Long Bit)
- 53 -- Bulldog
- 54 -- Triangle Setter Dublin
- 55 -- Curved Dad
- 57 -- Billiard "In-Between"
- 58-- Small Breakfast
- 59 -- Boswell
- 61 -- E-Z Set Vest Pocket President
- 62 -- Medium Billiard Oom Paul
- 63 -- Medium Unger Oom Paul
- 64 -- Vest Pocket "In-Between"
- 65 -- Gravity
- 66 -- E-Z Set Vest Pocket
- 67 -- English Billiard
- 68 -- Squat Bulldog
- 69 -- Pot
- 71 Canadian (Oval Stem)
- 73 -- Hexagon
- 74 -- 6-Panel
- 75 -- 6-Corner
- 76 -- E-Z Set Vest Pocket
- 78 -- Large Breakfast
- 79 -- Large Saddle Canadian
- 80 -- Slim Apple
- 81 -- Hexagon "In-Between"
- 81L -- Hexagon "In-Between"(Long Bit)
- 82 -- Bulldog Setter
- 83 -- Slim Octagon Apple
- 84 -- Chub Pear
- 85 -- Chub Billiard
- 86 -- Triangle Setter Hungarian
- 87 -- 6-Corner "In-Between"
- 87L -- 6-Corner "In-Between"(Long Bit)
- 89L - Long Mushroom
- 89S - Saddle Mushroom
- 90 -- Canadian
- 91 -- Canadian Colt
- 92 -- Unger "In-Between"
- 93L - Large President
- 93S - Small President
- 95 - Churchwarden
- 96 -- Prince of Wales
- 98 - Bulldog "In-Between"
- (no number) - Gravity "In-Between"
- 1936 Kaywoodie Catalog Shapes pages, courtesy courtesy ChrisKeene.com
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1947 Kaywoodie Shape Numbers and Descriptions
Shape No. Description
- 01 -- Half Bent Dublin (Yacht)
- 02 -- Poker
- 04 -- Large Billiard (Saddle Bit)
- 05 -- Medium Billiard
- 06 -- Slim Apple
- 06C - Long Bulldog
- 07 -- Large Billiard
- 01C - Large Bulldog
- 08 -- Medium Dublin
- 08C - Medium Apple (Oval Bowl)
- 09B - Medium Pear
- 09C - Medium Apple, Full Bent
- 10 -- Medium Billiard, Full Bent
- 11 -- Large Billiard
- 12B - Large Bulldog (Saddle Bit)
- 12C - Medium Dublin (Oval Shank)
- 13 -- Large Dublin
- 13B - Author
- 14 -- Medium Billiard, Full Bent
- 14C - Small Apple, Half Bent
- 15C - Slim Bulldog, Squat (Oval Shank)
- 16 -- Medium Billiard, Full Bent
- 11 -- Medium Dublin
- 17C - Medium Unger, Full Bent
- 19C - Vest Pocket Poker (Oval Bowl)
- 20C - Round Shank 4-Square
- 21C - Square Shank 4-Square
- 22 -- Small Billiard
- 22C - Round Shank Panelled Apple
- 23C - Square Shank Panelled Apple
- 29 -- Slim Billiard
- 30 -- Large Apple, Full Bent
- 33 -- Large Apple
- 37 -- Small Billiard
- 39 -- Large Billiard
- 40 -- Medium Billiard (Saddle Bit)
- 42 -- Medium Apple
- 45 -- Octagon Billiard
- 49 -- Large Oom Paul
- 50B - Medium Bulldog
- 51 -- Medium Billiard (Short Bit)
- 51S - Large Billiard (Saddle Bit)
- 53 -- Medium Bulldog
- 55 -- Large Billiard, Full Bent
- 59 -- Chub Billiard
- 63 -- Medium Oom Paul
- 67 -- Small Billiard (Long Shank)
- 68C - Extra Large Billiard, Full Bent
- 69 -- Large Pot
- 72B - Medium Billiard
- 74 -- Panelled Squat Apple
- 76B - Medium Billiard
- 78 -- Small Pot
- 80 -- Slim Apple
- 80B - Medium Apple
- 83B - Large Bulldog, Half Bent
- 84B - Small Bulldog
- 85 -- Small Billiard, Heavy Shank
- 86B - Large Apple
- 91B - Medium Billiard (Saddle Bit)
- 92B - Medium Dublin (Saddle Bit)
- 93B - Medium Billiard (Saddle Bit)
- 94B - Medium Apple (Saddle Bit)
- 95 -- Long Dublin (Churchwarden)
- 95B - Saddle Bit Pot
- 96 -- Prince of Wales
- 97B - Medium Apple (Saddle Bit)
- 98B - Squat Bulldog, (Saddle Bit)
- 99B - Squat Bulldog, Bent (Saddle Bit)
- 1947 Kaywoodie Catalog Shapes pages, courtesy courtesy ChrisKeene.com
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1955 Kaywoodie Shape Numbers and Descriptions
Shape No. Description
- 01 -- Half Bent Dublin (Yacht)
- 02 -- Poker
- 04 -- Large Billiard, Saddle Bit
- 05 -- Medium Billiard .
- 06 -- Slim Dublin
- 06C - Long Bulldog
- 07 -- Large Billiard
- 07C - Large Bulldog
- 08 -- Medium Dublin
- 08C - Medium Apple, Oval Bowl
- 09B - Medium Pear
- 09C - Medium Apple, Full Bent
- 10 -- Medium Billiard, Full Bent
- 11 -- Large Billiard
- 12B - Medium Bulldog, Saddle Bit
- 13 -- Large Dublin
- 13B - Author, Half Bent
- 14 -- Medium Billiard, Full Bent
- 14C - Small Apple, Half Bent
- 16 -- Medium Billiard, Full Bent
- 17 -- Medium Dublin
- 17C - Medium Unger, Full Bent
- 22 -- Medium Billiard
- 23C - Twin Panel, Quarter Bent
- 28C - Medium Apple, Large Panels
- 29 -- Slim Billiard
- 29C - Medium Billiard, Hexagon
- 30 -- Large Apple, Full Bent
- 31C - Medium Apple, Small Panels
- 32C - Squat Bulldog, Round Shank
- 33 -- Large Apple
- 33C - New " Holland", Quarter Bent
- 35C - Stubby Billiard, Saddle Bit
- 36C - Extra Large Billiard, Full Bent Saddle
- 37 -- Small Billiard
- 39 -- Extra Large Billiard
- 40 -- Medium Billiard, Saddle Bit
- 42 -- Medium Apple
- 45 -- Medium Billiard, Octagon Panels
- 45C - Large Dublin
- 49 -- Large Unger Oom Paul
- 50B - Medium Bulldog, Round Shank
- 51 -- Medium Billiard
- 51S - Medium Billiard, Saddle Bit
- 53 -- Large Bulldog
- 55 -- Large Billiard, Full Bent
- 59 - Chub Billiard
- 63 -- Medium Unger Oom Paul
- 67 -- Small Billiard
- 69 -- Large Pot
- 69B - Small Canadian
- 71 -- Slim Canadian, Oval Shank
- 72 -- Large Canadian, Oval Shank
- 72B - Medium Billiard
- 73S - Extra Large Canadian
- 74 -- Squat Apple, Panelled
- 76B - Medium Billiard
- 78 -- Small Pot
- 79 -- Large Canadian, Saddle Bit
- 80 -- Slim Apple
- 80B - Medium Apple
- 82 -- Medium Bulldog, Triangle Shank
- 83B - Large Bulldog, Half Bent
- 84B - Small Bulldog, Round Shank
- 85 -- Small Chub Billiard
- 86B - Large Apple
- 90 -- Medium Canadian, Saddle Bit
- 91 -- Small Canadian, Saddle Bit
- 91B - Medium Billiard, Long Saddle Bit
- 92B - Medium Dublin, Long Saddle Bit
- 93B - Medium Billiard, Long Saddle Bit
- 94B - Medium Apple, Long Saddle Bit
- 95 -- Extra Long Dublin(Churchwarden)
- 95B - Medium Pot, Long Saddle Bit
- 96 -- Quarter Bent Apple (Prince of Wales)
- 97B - Medium Apple, Long Saddle Bit
- 98B - Squat Bulldog, Saddle Flush Bi
- 99B - Squat Bulldog, Full Ben
- 1955 Kaywoodie Catalog Shapes pages, courtesy courtesy ChrisKeene.com
1968-69 Kaywoodie Shape Numbers and Descriptions
Shape No. Description
- 01 -- Yacht
- 02 -- Poker
- 04 -- Large Billiard, Short Saddle Bit
- 05 -- Medium Billiard, Short Shank
- 06 -- Slim Dublin
- 07 -- Large Billiard
- 07C - Large Bulldog, Square Shank, Flush Bit
- 08 -- Medium Dublin
- 08B - Slim Pear
- 09B - Medium Pear
- 09BS - Medium Pear, Saddle Bit
- 10 -- Small Full Bent Billiard
- 11 -- Large Billiard
- 12B - Bulldog, Square Shank, Saddle Bit
- 13 -- Extra Large Dublin
- 13B - Author
- 14 -- Medium Full Bent Billiard
- 14S - Medium Full Bent Billiard, Saddle Bit
- 17 -- Medium Dublin, Long Bit
- 22 -- Medium Billiard
- 24B - (Campus and Campus White Briar shapes) Dublin (Saddle Bit)
- 25B - (Campus and Campus White Briar shapes) Pear
- 26B - (Campus and Campus White Briar shapes) Apple (Saddle Bit)
- 27B - (Campus and Campus White Briar shapes) Full Bent
- 16B - Medium Billiard, Long Shank
- 29 -- Slim Billiard
- 32C - Small Squat Bulldog, Round Shank
- 33 -- Large Apple, Round Top Bowl
- 39 -- Extra Large Billiard
- 40 -- Medium Billiard, Short Saddle Bit
- 42 -- Medium Apple
- 44 -- Octagon Apple
- 45C - Large Dublin, Long Shank
- 45S - Large Dublin, Square Shank, Saddle Bit
- 49 -- Oom Paul
- 50B - Bulldog, Round Shank
- 51S - Large Billiard, Saddle Bit
- 53 -- Bulldog, Square Shank, Flush Bit
- 53B - (Campus and Campus White Briar shapes) High Bulldog (Saddle Bit)
- 55 -- Large Full Bent Billiard
- 56B - (Campus and Campus White Briar shapes) High Belgian (Saddle Bit)
- 57B - (Campus and Campus White Briar shapes) High Pear (Saddle Bit)
- 59B - (Campus and Campus White Briar shapes) Bent Danish (Saddle Bit)
- 67 -- Small Billiard, Long Shank
- 69 -- Large Pot
- 71 -- Slim Canadian, Oval Shank
- 72 -- Large Canadian, Oval Shank
- 72B - Medium Billiard, Long Bit
- 73S - Extra Large Canadian, Oval Shank
- 80 -- Slim Apple
- 80B - Medium Apple
- 82 -- Bulldog, Triangle Shank, Flat Bottom
- 86B - Large Apple, Flat Top Bowl .
- 86S - (Campus and Campus White Briar shapes) Square (Saddle Bit)
- 88S - Squat Bulldog, Square Shank, Saddle Bit
- 90S - Squat Bulldog, Square Shank, Bent Saddle Bit
- 93B - Medium Billiard, Long Saddle Bit
- 95 -- Churchwarden
- 95B - Pot, Saddle Bit
- 96 -- Prince of Wales
- 98B - Squat Bulldog, Square Shank, Flush Bit
- 98S - Squat Bulldog, Square Shank,Saddle Bit
- 99B - Squat Bulldog, Square Shank, Bent Flush Bit
- 99S - Squat Bulldog, Square Shank, Bent Saddle Bit