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This table of contents is meant to give you an overview on brands & makers which are registered so far and to allow a quick access. To read an article please click on the links in blue color. <span style="color: red">'''Note:''' Articles with no content yet are indicated in red color!</span> You can easily start a new article by clicking on the red links and editing the page. Brands & makers appearing in black color provide information in short form.
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|'''[[A. Lacroix SARL]]'''||Andre Lacroix, see also [[Lacroix]]
|'''[[A. Lacroix SARL]]'''||Andre Lacroix, see also [[Lacroix]]
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|'''[[A. Pandevant & Roy Co.]]'''||Located in Paris, founded 1884 and disappeared with the commencement of WWII
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|'''Achilli, Francois'''||French designer who created the [[Butz-Choquin]] Cybele model
|'''Achilli, Francois'''||French designer who created the [[Butz-Choquin]] Cybele model
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|'''[[Aimé Besson]]'''||brand and name of late 19th century factory.
|'''[[Aimé Besson]]'''||brand and name of late 19th century factory.
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|'''Amante'''||Brand by [[Chacom]], sold by [[Tinder Box]]
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|'''[[André Lançon]]'''||Early 20th century factory
|'''[[André Lançon]]'''||Early 20th century factory
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|'''[[Au Caid]]'''
|'''[[Au Caid]]'''
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|'''Au Narghileh'''||Clay pipes by Laville in Montlucon.
|'''Au Narghileh'''||[[clay]] pipes by Laville in Montlucon.
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|'''[[Au Pache]]'''||Actually '''Au Pacha'''. Parisian atelier dealing in meerschaum, primarily 19th century.
|'''[[Au Pache]]'''||Actually '''Au Pacha'''. Parisian atelier dealing in meerschaum, primarily 19th century.
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|'''Baily-Martre'''||early 20th century factory in St. Claude
|'''Baily-Martre'''||early 20th century factory in [[Saint-Claude]]
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|'''[[Bargiel]]'''||Philippe Bargiel, French meerschaum artisan
|'''[[Bargiel]]'''||Philippe Bargiel, French meerschaum artisan
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|'''Baronedel, Joseph-Ludovic||early 20th century French factory near St. Claude producing [[JLB]]
|'''Baronedel, Joseph-Ludovic||early 20th century French factory near [[Saint-Claude]] producing [[JLB]]
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|'''[[Barok]]'''||Maker unknown; stamped "Bruyere - St. Claude"
|'''[[Barok]]'''||Maker unknown; stamped "Bruyere - St. Claude"
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|'''[[Bayard]]'''||Sub-brand / Second by [[Chacom]]
|'''[[Bayard]]'''||Sub-brand / Second by [[Chacom]]
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|'''[[Bayle]]'''||Private label brand made in Saint-Claude by [[Genod]] or [[EWA Pipe]]. Created in 1968 by Jean Etienne Gustave Bayle
|'''[[Bayle]]'''||Private label brand made in [[Saint-Claude]] by [[Genod]] or [[EWA Pipe]]. Created in 1968 by Jean Etienne Gustave Bayle
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|||and discontinued in 1980.
|||and discontinued in 1980.
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|'''[[Bontemps]]'''||Brand of [[Berrod-Regad]]
|'''[[Bontemps]]'''||Brand of [[Berrod-Regad]]
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|'''Bonnaud, Alphonse Hippolyte'''||Clay pipe maker 1824 until WWII, Marseilles area
|'''Bonnaud, Alphonse Hippolyte'''||[[clay]] pipe maker 1824 until WWII, Marseilles area
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|'''Boul-Mich'''||old French brand from B. Laville in Montlucon. Advertised as "the real student pipe".
|'''Boul-Mich'''||old French brand from B. Laville in Montlucon. Advertised as "the real student pipe".
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|'''[[Bourgeois]]'''||Andre Bourgeois, St. Claude
|'''[[Bourgeois]]'''||Andre Bourgeois, [[Saint-Claude]]
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|'''[[BR]]'''||Probably used by [[Berrod-Regad]]
|'''[[BR]]'''||Probably used by [[Berrod-Regad]]
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|'''Brindisi'''||old French brand from Granclement-Gauteron factory
|'''Brindisi'''||old French brand from Granclement-Gauteron factory
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|'''[[Bretton Hall]]'''||Old French Brand / factory made in Saint-Claude, which closed in the late 50's.
|'''[[Bretton Hall]]'''||Old French Brand / factory made in [[Saint-Claude]], which closed in the late 50's.
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|'''[[Bristol Sport]]'''||???
|'''[[Bristol Sport]]'''||???
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|'''Brochet & Latour'''||Villards d'Herithe, Saint Claude late 19th early 20th century, then A. Vincent
|'''Brochet & Latour'''||Villards d'Herithe, [[Saint-Claude]] late 19th early 20th century, then A. Vincent
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|'''Brulor'''||old St. Claude brand, distributed to French Tobacconists before WWII
|'''[[Brulor]]'''||old [[Saint-Claude]] brand, distributed to French Tobacconists before WWII
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|'''Brussine'''||brand of Vincent-Coutier & Fills
|'''Brussine'''||brand of Vincent-Coutier & Fills
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|'''[[Cassetari]]'''||George Cassetari: Corsica
|'''[[Cassetari]]'''||George Cassetari: Corsica
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|'''[[CC Paris]]'''||Wolf & Mathiss, originally known as Cawley & Henry; Paris
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|'''Cècil Pipe'''||old brand by Vincent-Courtier & Fils factory
|'''Cècil Pipe'''||old brand by Vincent-Courtier & Fils factory
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|'''[[Chacom]]'''||Chapuis-Comoy & Cie Sarl; since 1987 Cuty Fort Group
|'''[[Chacom]]'''||brand of [[Chapuis-Comoy|Chapuis-Comoy & Cie Sarl]]; since 1987 Cuty Fort Group
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|'''[[Chamaut]]'''||Rue Petit Pères
|'''[[Chamaut]]'''||Rue Petit Pères
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|'''[[Chap]]'''||Chapel Frères & Cie; later a brand of [[Berrod-Regad]]
|'''[[Chap]]'''||Chapel Frères & Cie; later a brand of [[Berrod-Regad]]
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|'''[[Chapuis-Comoy]]'''||founded by Francois Comoy in 1825 in St. Claude see also '''[[Comoy's]]'''  
|'''[[Chapuis-Comoy]]'''||founded by Francois Comoy in 1825 in [[Saint-Claude]] see also '''[[Comoy's]]'''  
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|'''Charivari'''||old brand (19th Century) from Capron, in Rouen
|'''Charivari'''||old brand (19th Century) from Capron, in Rouen
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|'''Charles Lancon'''||early 20th St. Claude factory
|'''Charles Lancon'''||early 20th [[Saint-Claude]] factory
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|'''[[Chavet Frères]]||late 19th century brand
|'''[[Chavet Frères]]||late 19th century brand
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|'''Chevreuse'''||'''[[GBD]]''' second as an Anglo-French brand
|'''Chevreuse'''||'''[[GBD]]''' second as an Anglo-French brand
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|'''[[Chretin]]'''||Jean Chretin [[JC]] in Saint-Claude
|'''[[Chretin]]'''||Jean Chretin [[JC]] in [[Saint-Claude]]
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|'''Choquin'''||Jean-Baptiste Choquin, see '''[[Butz-Choquin]]'''
|'''Choquin'''||Jean-Baptiste Choquin, see '''[[Butz-Choquin]]'''
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|'''Comfy'''||brand of [[Vuillard & Strauss]]
|'''Comfy'''||brand of [[Vuillard & Strauss]]
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|'''Comoy-David'''||Saint Claude factory founded in 1865
|'''Comoy-David'''||[[Saint-Claude]] factory founded in 1865
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|'''[[Coquet]]'''||Michael Coquet; Vernègues
|'''[[Coquet]]'''||Michael Coquet; Vernègues
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|'''[[Cragmoor]]'''||???
|'''[[Cragmoor]]'''||???
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|'''Crètal-Gallard'''||old clay pipe company in Rennes
|'''Crètal-Gallard'''||old [[clay]] pipe company in Rennes
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|'''[[Cuty Fort Group]]'''||Joint venture of [[Chacom]], [[Jeantet]], [[Lacroix]] and [[Vuillard]]; est. 1987
|'''[[Cuty Fort Group]]'''||Joint venture of [[Chacom]], [[Jeantet]], [[Lacroix]] and [[Vuillard]]; est. 1987
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|'''[[Darville]]'''||???
|'''[[Darville]]'''||???
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|'''Dela'''||old French brand by the G.H. Delatour; St. Claude
|'''Dela'''||old French brand by the G.H. Delatour; [[Saint-Claude]]
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|'''[[Delacour]]'''||St. Claude, founded late 19th Century
|'''[[Delacour]]'''||[[Saint-Claude]], founded late 19th Century
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|'''[[Dorylaion]]||French brand or Meerschaum pipes by Turkish carver Galip Sagim
|'''[[Dorylaion]]||French brand or Meerschaum pipes by Turkish carver Galip Sagim
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|'''[[Dr. Berger]]'''||1930s French Brand by [[La Bruyère]]
|'''[[Dr. Berger]]'''||1930s French Brand by [[La Bruyère]]
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|'''Dr. Fontaine'''||old French brand of [[Ganeval et Cie]]; St. Claude
|'''Dr. Fontaine'''||brand of [[Ganeval et Cie.]]; [[Saint-Claude]]
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|'''Dr. Geo'''||1940s from Guichard & Cie, and later sold by M. Marmet Regge, Ebonite stems
|'''Dr. Geo'''||1940s from Guichard & Cie, and later sold by M. Marmet Regge, Ebonite stems
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|'''[[Dr. Plumb]]'''||Originally a brand of [[GBD]] (Paris); now made by Cadogan in GB
|'''[[Dr. Plumb]]'''||Originally a brand of [[GBD]] (Paris); now made by Cadogan in GB
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|'''Dr. Roger's'''||Brand of the Roger Delorne factory; St. Claude
|'''Dr. Roger's'''||Brand of the Roger Delorne factory; [[Saint-Claude]]
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|'''Dr. Scott'''||Brand of Vuillermoz et Goujon
|'''Dr. Scott'''||Brand of Vuillermoz et Goujon
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|'''Dumèril Leur Fils et Cie.'''||Clay pipe factory in Saint-Omer, found by Èmile Dumèril
|'''Dumèril Leur Fils et Cie.'''||[[clay]] pipe factory in Saint-Omer, found by Èmile Dumèril
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|'''Dupont'''||Pipe brand of [[S.T. Dupont de Paris]]
|'''Dupont'''||Pipe brand of [[S.T. Dupont de Paris]]
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|'''Durandal'''||Brand of Vincent-Coutier & Fils
|'''Durandal'''||Brand of Vincent-Coutier & Fils
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|'''Dutel-Giscolon'''||19th Century clay pipes made in Montereau
|'''Dutel-Giscolon'''||19th Century [[clay]] pipes made in Montereau
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