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|'''Monarch'''||Former brand of [[La Bruyère]], also sold by English and North American companies | |'''Monarch'''||Former brand of [[La Bruyère]], also sold by English and North American companies | ||
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|'''Monneret'''||Raymond Monneret "Le Monn"; Born 1912 and famous for his sculpted pipes; Saint-Claude | |||
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|'''Montillière'''||19th Century brand in Paris, Metal pipes registered in 1852 | |'''Montillière'''||19th Century brand in Paris, Metal pipes registered in 1852 | ||
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|'''[[Nuttens Pipes]]'''||Bruno Nuttens | |||
|'''[[Neuve]]'''||??? | |'''[[Neuve]]'''||??? | ||
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|'''Notton et Férand'''||Saint-Claude factory, which closed in the early 20th century | |'''Notton et Férand'''||Saint-Claude factory, which closed in the early 20th century | ||
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|'''[[Noymer]]'''||Leather Clad example, need information | |||
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|'''Odeon'''||Former brand of Joseph Lorge et Cie | |'''Odeon'''||Former brand of Joseph Lorge et Cie | ||
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|'''[[Old Pal]]'''||Made by [[Marechal Ruchon & Cie.]] | |||
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|'''OSA'''||Former brand of Gros, Grenier, Ostorero et Cie. | |'''OSA'''||Former brand of Gros, Grenier, Ostorero et Cie. | ||
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|'''Popular'''||[[GBD]] sub-brand, also [[Duncan Briars]], and the French Company [[Ropp]] | |'''Popular'''||[[GBD]] sub-brand, also [[Duncan Briars]], and the French Company [[Ropp]] | ||
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|'''Potard Frères'''||19th century Saint-Claude factory, changed name to Fieux-Leduc & Cie, and later became Gaston Girod & Fils | |||
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|'''Poyot'''||Brand designed by Jean Pierre Vitrac for [[Cuty Fort Group]] | |||
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|'''[[President]]'''||Maker unknown! | |'''[[President]]'''||Maker unknown! | ||
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|'''[[Prior]]'''||Sub-brand / Second by [[GOC]] | |'''[[Prior]]'''||Sub-brand / Second by [[GOC]]; Saint-Claude; Symbol: '''Prior''' in gold within an oval | ||
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